TITLE:  Philura Varn Langford

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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LANGFORD, Philura
Mrs. Philura Varn Langford, 85, died early Saturday morning in a 
Beaufort health facility after an extended illness. Mrs. Langford was 
born in Smoaks (Colleton County), November 19, 1915, a daughter of the 
late William Henry and Alexina Sauls Varn, Sr., Mrs. Langford had 
retired as director with the Council on Aging in Colleton County, and 
was a member of the St. Mary's Catholic Church in Hampton, where she 
had been active with the Catholic Women's Club. She was a member of 
Beta Sigma Phi, and the Magnolia Garden Club. Surviving are, two 
daughters, Alexina Langford Strozier, and son-in-law, Wayne A. Zuranda 
of Okatie, S.C., and Marguerite Castles Toyne of Cashiers, N.C.; one 
brother, William Henry Varn, Jr., of Smoaks; two sisters, Laurine Varn 
Cummings of Hampton, and Rebecca Varn Coleman of Seabrook, S.C.; and 
two granddaughters, Alexina Strozier Aimar of Okatie, S.C., and Kea 
Strozier and husband Paul Whatley of Orangeburg, S.C. There are four 
grandchildren. Graveside services were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m., in 
the Hampton Cemetery, conducted by Father Michael Hussey, and directed 
by PEEPLES-RHODEN FUNERAL HOME IN HAMPTON. The family suggests that 
those who wish may send memorials to the Alzhiemer's Family Services 
of Greater Beaufort, 2266 Boundary St., Beaufort, S.C. 29902. 
(Published Oct 1, 2001)
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