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Doris Lorraine Harley Salley

Birth	:	19 Sep 1915 Harleyville, Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA
Death	:	20 Apr 2010
Burial	:	Memorial Park Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, USA
Coordinate	:	33.5091960, -80.8764980
Description	:	Mrs. Doris Lorraine Harley Salley departed this earthly life April 20, 2010, and went home to Heaven to be with the Lord she loved so much. Dukes-Harley Funeral Home conducted a private service in the chapel at Dukes Harley Funeral Home on April 23, 2010, at 3:00 p.m. Immediately following the service, entombment was held in the Good Shepherd Mausoleum in Memorial Park Cemetery in Orangeburg. Born in Harleyville, she was the daughter of the late Peter Wamer Harley Sr. and the late Catherine Caroline "Carrie'Campbell Harley, both of St. George. She was the widow of James Gardner of Holly Hill, who... Read More	Mrs. Doris Lorraine Harley Salley departed this earthly life April 20, 2010, and went home to Heaven to be with the Lord she loved so much. Dukes-Harley Funeral Home conducted a private service in the chapel at Dukes Harley Funeral Home on April 23, 2010, at 3:00 p.m. Immediately following the service, entombment was held in the Good Shepherd Mausoleum in Memorial Park Cemetery in Orangeburg. Born in Harleyville, she was the daughter of the late Peter Wamer Harley Sr. and the late Catherine Caroline "Carrie'Campbell Harley, both of St. George. She was the widow of James Gardner of Holly Hill, who was killed in action during World War II, and the widow of Ansel Arthur Sally of St. George, a retired United States Navy officer who was awarded the Bronze Medal for his distinguished service during World War II, during which time he was a Prisoner of War of the Japanese for 45 months. Mrs. Salley was a member of the Retired Officers Association, the Military Officers Association of America, and the Fort Jackson Officers Club. Mrs. Salley graduated from St. George High School and was very active in civic affairs, including volunteering tirelessly for the American Red Cross, being one of the most involved parents in school activities, and belonging to the local garden club. She was an extraordinarily expert horticulturist, who personally grew thousands of flowers which were used in countless blue ribbon award-winning arrangements; innumerable, beautifully decorated bridal showers and weddings; and vases to adorn the rooms of nursing home patients - friends and strangers alike. She gave delightful, informative, yet easily understood garden club programs and helpful gardening and landscaping advice to anyone seeking her expertise. Her daughter's most sought-after garden club program is entitled "How My Mother Turned a Cornfield into a Miniature Magnolia Garden." The Post and Courier ran a feature article with three color pictures on Mrs. Salley's beautiful flower garden in 2000 -articles which previously had focused on gardens in Charleston and Summerville. She was, furthermore, an excellent chef who provided countless meals for the sick and shutins and was renowned for her delectable refreshments, which she always served as hostess for her church's Missionary Circle group. Mrs. Salley was an extremely active member of St. George United Methodist Church:singing in the choir, teaching, attending Sunday school classes, and making costumes for cantatas and pageants. She was an incredibly talented seamstress, which led to her hobby of making costumes for dolls, many of which were miniature replicas of the costumes and gowns that her daughter and granddaughter had worn, including her daughter's exquisite wedding gown -which she designed and made -and her granddaughter's stunning costumes and gowns worn when she starred in majestic dance productions and won major local and national dance competitions. In addition, she lovingly restored and dressed childhood dolls belonging to her closest friends -dolls which seemingly were beyond repair -which brought tears of joy when the recipients saw the incredibly amazing transformations. The Dorchester Eagle-Record ran a feature article on Mrs. Salley's "Making Beautiful Dolls." in 1991. Mrs. Salley researched her family history for 25 years, her interest having been initiated when learning Harleyville had been named for her paternal grandfather, who had not only donated land for the town, but also had provided for the first Methodist Church and schoolhouse. The information gleaned from her research was included in a feature article about Mrs. Salley in The Post and Courier in 1997. Countless relatives visited Mrs. Sally and were graciously given, in one afternoon, information which had taken a quarter of a century for her to collect. When Four Holes Park -which commemorates Revolutionary War skirmishes -was dedicated, Mrs. Salley and State Senator Glenn F. McConnell unveiled the historical marker. Mrs. Salley's great-greatgrandfather had owned an inn and opened a post office near the park's current site. Articles featuring Mrs. Salley's incalculable assistance with research and memorabilia in preparation for the park's dedication appeared in both The Dorchester Eagle-Record and The Post and Courier in 1999. Mrs. Salley is survived by her daughter, Lynda Carolyn Salley-Galloway; her son-in-law, Dr. John S. Galloway; her granddaughter and namesake, Doris Lorraine "Darlaine" Galloway-Sisk; her grandson-in-law, David Sisk; and her angelic little greatgranddaughter, Victoria Christine. Mrs. Salley was predeceased by two brothers, Col. James H. Harley and Peter W. Harley Jr., and one sister, Marguerite Harley.

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Latitude: 33.5091960
Longitude: -80.8764980

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Coordinate: 33.5091960, -80.8764980

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