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Marion E. Stanfield, Jr, KC4ZZI is now a SK
Marion “Gene” Eugene Stanfield, Jr., 71, passed away on Sunday, October 6, 2024.
He was born on July 4, 1953. He was the son of the late Marion Eugene Stanfield and Birdie Staley Stanfield of Cameron.
He was born and raised in Cameron but resided in the Orangeburg area. As a teenager he fell in love with a passion for
music. Through the years he performed throughout the southeast playing many venues. He was also a member of
Cornerstone Community Church and played on the praise and worship team band.
He had been a ham radio operator for over 30 years plus his years with FCC call sign KC4ZZI which everyone knew
him as “Geno” on the air. He was also a member of E.A.R.S. which is the Edisto Amateur Radio Society located in
Orangeburg. He was a member of the S.C.S.S.B.net known as the South Carolina Single Side Band.net. and S.C.A.R.S the
South Coast Amateur Radio Service.
For most of his life he worked in wholesale to retail route sales, Tom’s snack foods, Berry Wholesale and in store operations.
The link to the Thompson Funeral Home Chapel website is HERE
SC Winlink Tuesday Practitioners:
Your weekly Info has been moved to it's on page which you will find HERE
If you need anything added contact the WEBMASTER
Updated October 16, 2024
Marion E. Stanfield, Jr, KC4ZZI is now a SK
Marion “Gene” Eugene Stanfield, Jr., 71, passed away on Sunday, October 6, 2024.
He was born on July 4, 1953. He was the son of the late Marion Eugene Stanfield and Birdie Staley Stanfield of Cameron.
He was born and raised in Cameron but resided in the Orangeburg area. As a teenager he fell in love with a passion for
music. Through the years he performed throughout the southeast playing many venues. He was also a member of
Cornerstone Community Church and played on the praise and worship team band.
He had been a ham radio operator for over 30 years plus his years with FCC call sign KC4ZZI which everyone knew
him as “Geno” on the air. He was also a member of E.A.R.S. which is the Edisto Amateur Radio Society located in
Orangeburg. He was a member of the S.C.S.S.B.net known as the South Carolina Single Side Band.net. and S.C.A.R.S the
South Coast Amateur Radio Service.
For most of his life he worked in wholesale to retail route sales, Tom’s snack foods, Berry Wholesale and in store operations.
The link to the Thompson Funeral Home Chapel website is HERE
SC Winlink Tuesday Practitioners:
Your weekly Info has been moved to it's on page which you will find HERE
If you need anything added contact the WEBMASTER
Updated October 16, 2024