Channel Missions a 501c3
non-profit providing resources
to those in need.
THE HIDING PLACE
24/7 Domestic Violence Hotline
Looper/Pace Family Heritage
The Looper Family
We are a family that is rooted in a love for God and we’ve been raised
to believe that to give is truly greater than to receive.
We have an amazing example of God the Father's love for all people by the life of Jesus and also by the example our earthly family has shown to us. Channel Missions was started in memory of our Mema and Papa Looper. Our ministry reflects their lives and their love of people and country.
But most importantly it reflects their love of Jesus Christ.
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Clarice Osgood Pace
&
Annie Louise Grant
Joseph Marion Looper
&
Annie Rebecca Bramlett
Clarice Osgood Pace born October 29,1903 and Annie Louise Grant born October 8,1903 were married on Febuary 3,1922. They had 5 children.
Carl Brooks Pace April 15,1923,
Joseph Osben Pace December 15, 1924,
Estelle Pace
October 11,1926,
Estelle is our Mema, she is pictured above.
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Herbert Newton Pace August 4, 1929
Elizabeth Pace
July 10, 1934.
Joseph Marion Looper And Annie Rebecca Bramlett Married July 30 1893 at Pickens Co., SC
CHILDREN
Born: 11 Jun 1896 at Dacusville, Pickens Co., SC
Died: 28 May 1986 at Easley, Pickens Co., SC
Husband: James Thomas Pace
Lillian Inez Looper
Born: 16 Jul 1898 at Pickens Co., SC
Died: 2 May 1989 at Pickens Co SC
Born: 1 Apr 1900 at Pickens Co., SC
Died: 2 Jun 1986 at Pickens Co., SC
Wife: Lillian Christine Edens
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Born: 30 Apr 1902 at Pickens Co., SC
Died: 25 Sep 1990 at Greenville, SC
Husband: Ford Wilton Williams
Born: (suppressed / living)
Died: Deceased after 1990
Husband: Frank Brown
Mattie Irene Looper
Born: 22 May 1908 at Pickens Co., SC
Died: 22 Nov 1971 at Dacusville, Pickens Co., SC
Born: 12 Aug 1911 at Pickens Co., SC
Died: 26 Dec 1939 at Greenville, SC
Husband: George A Carter
Born: 21 Aug 1914 at Pickens Co., SC
Died: 31 Jan 1986 at Dacusville, Pickens Co., SC
Wife: Bertie Geneva Pace
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J. Marion Looper was a circuit preacher and music teacher. He traveled around with a portable organ(See Below)teaching music. He also taught at the Biltmore House during the summer. In 1893 He graduated from the A.J. Showwalter's Normal Musical Institute in Dalton,Ga.
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