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SSN was 228-26-0986

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Data from Social Security Death Index SSN 228-26-0986, account opened before 1951 in Virginia.

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Twin brother to Jennings.

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Of Lynchburg, Va.

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Last residence was Lynchburg, Va.

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At Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Sponsors were Fred and Esther Cassel

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Earned BS Marketing/Psych Presbyterian College 1992

Renee was one of the original sisters of the Epsilon Pi chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma, founded at Presbyterian College in Clinton, SC, on February 9th, 1990. Epsilon Pi had 53 original sisters. The colonization was made memorable because Hurricane Hugo hit the South Carolina coast the same weekend. However, the hurricane did not dampen the interest in Sigma. The original local symbol was the bunny. In 2000, the chapter voted to retire the bunny and make the butterfly our chapter symbol.

Epsilon Pi girls enjoy some local traditions, which include activities such as going to Newberry, SC, to paint "the rock" or giving "Purple Foot" awards to girls who have recently done something funny. One of our favorite traditions is holding a candlelighting for a sister. This celebration occurs when active members or returning alumni are lavaliered, pinned, engaged, married, or pregnant.

"Planning a June wedding are Renee Diane Leebrick and David Landrum Padgett. Renee is the daughter of David and Susan Leebrick of Palm Bay and David is the son of Harold and Loretta Padgett of Greenville. She is a student at Presbyterian College in Clinton, SC. David, a graduate of Presbyterian College, is a police officer in Charlotte, N.C."--10 Apr 1992, (Cocoa FL) Florida Today

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Participated in the Virginia 4-Miler Race, September 29,2001 in the 15-19 year old category. Her time was 43:54. Was named an AP Scholar from Virginia Episcopal School in Lynchburg, in 2002. She was planning to attend Hollins University.
Rhiannon received her Ph.D. in sociology from the University of Tennessee in 2015. Her research interests include environmental gentrification, inequality, and the built environment. Two recent publications include “Rural Gentrification and Growing Regional Tourism: New Development in South Central Appalachia” in Current Perspectives in Social Theory and “Landscape as Arena and Spatial Narrative in the New River Gorge National River’s Coal Camps: A Case Study of the Elverton, WV 1914 Strike” in Southeastern Geographer. Rhiannon is passionate about teaching sociology, especially examining the intersections of racism, sexism, and classism within the United States and globally. Outside of teaching and research she enjoys hiking, traveling, reading novels, and baking. Joining her in Spartanburg will be her daughter Maebel.

Mentioned in her grandmother's (Patsy C. Light) obituary.

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Present occupation (1998) is owner of Oregon Detailers, Inc. (Structural Steel Detailing), Eugene, OR.

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Occupation in 1998 is Teacher in Eugene, OR.
Author of "Live on Wings of Love: A Journey to Peggy Sue". Interview link: http://klcc.org/post/live-wings-love-journey-peggysioux-richard-leebrick

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Date given as 3/16/1917 in California Death index.

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Death date given as 12/28/1966 in California Death Index.