TITLE:  Watkins Wilkinson Elliott

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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ELLIOTT, Watkins
Watkins Wilkinson Elliott, 68, of Isle of Palms and formerly of 
Annandale, VA, husband of Shelva Joan Copeland Elliott, died at his 
home on Monday, October 29, 2001. Mr. Elliott was born May 5, 1933 in 
Oxford, NC, to the late Zebulon Vance Elliott and Lonie Elizabeth 
Wilkinson Elliott. He retired from Meloy Laboratories. He was a member 
of First United Methodist Church of Isle of Palms. The relatives and 
friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service, 2PM Wednesday, 
October 31st, at First United Methodist Church of Isle of Palms. Mr. 
Elliott is survived by his wife, a brother, William Samuel Elliott of 
Hopewell, VA, four sisters, Zora Isabell Gandy of Smithfield, VA, 
Lucia Shearin of Creedmore, NC, Marguerite West of Oxford, NC, and 
Maxine Ball of Oxford, NC, and several nieces and nephews. He was 
pre-deceased by a daughter, Sheri Lynn Elliott. Memorial contributions
may be made to First United Methodist Church, 12 21st Avenue, Isle of 
Palms, SC 29451. McALISTER-SMITH FUNERAL HOME, Mt. Pleasant Chapel, 
1520 Rifle Range Road, Mt. Pleasant, 884-3833 is serving th Elliott 
family.  (Published Oct 30, 2001)
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