TITLE:  Herbert Hoover O'Quinn

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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O'QUINN, Herbert
Mr. Herbert Hoover O'Quinn, formerly of Walterboro, died Tuesday, 
October 9 in Orlando, Florida. A memorial service will be held at 
11:00am Saturday, October 27 in Doctor's Creek Baptist Church in 
Walterboro with Dr. W. Steven Brown officiating. Inurnment will follow 
in the church cemetery, directed by the BRICE W. HERNDON AND SONS 
FUNERAL HOME. Mr. O'Quinn was born in Colleton County, a son of the 
late John Gary O'Quinn and Lillian Fender O'Quinn. He was a retired 
Postal Clerk and retired after 20 years as a Tech Sergeant with the 
U.S. Air Force, having served in vietnam. He was a member of Doctor's 
Creek Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Ingeburg O'Quinn of 
Orlando, Florida, a step son and his wife, James and Iris McGruddy of 
Clermont, Florida, a brother and sister in law, Vernon and Hazel 
O'Quinn of Walterboro, a sister Ena O. Reed of Walterboro, a sister 
and brother in law, Doris O. and J.W. Crider, Sr. of Bamberg, and a 
sister in law, Rachel O'Quinn of Edisto Island. He was predeceased by 
a sister, Willie Mae Smoak and by a brother, John Quillie O'Quinn. 
(Published Oct 24, 2001)
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