another house bites the dust

Jan 20, 2024, 12:20 PM

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208 N Clemson Ave house is gone, literally, it is amazing what they can remove in just a few days

House was built ~1922, on a beautiful lot with old hardwoods, 2 old dudes lived there from what I observed, they would sit alot on the front deck behind some tarps and watch sports and talk constantly

the attached picture does not do it justice, the house was beat up and not maintained, I think they had a blue tarp on the roof for over 5 years but that didn't stop lots of water damage inside of the house

Don't know for sure, but I imagine somebody died or needed too much help to live there, or maybe it was just so ###### up inside that it was not healthy to live there

Anyway, the guy that owns Esso bought it maybe even before it hit the market, the lot was cleared clean, and they have planted grass and it will be used for tailgating or maybe Esso overflow parking, Esso guy wants to build a duplex on it with another small house in the back but maybe that will happen in the future

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Cat on a tin roof, dogs in a pile,
Nothin' left to do but smile, smile, smile!!!!

he was quite the character.

here's his obit

J. Roy Pennell, III, age 67, of Anderson, SC, passed away Tuesday, September 20, 2022, at AnMed Health Medical Center after a brief illness. Born October 4, 1954, in Anderson, he was the son of the late J. Roy Pennell, Jr. and Marjorie Frances Williams Pennell. Roy was a graduate of Oxford Academy and attended Spartanburg Methodist College. He started his career at Superior Concrete and Anderson Concrete. He was the owner and operator of Genoa Club in Clemson. He later became licensed as a ship captain by the U.S. Coast Guard where he delivered yachts up and down the Eastern seaboard. He volunteered with Clemson University by driving the equipment truck for the football team to away and bowl games and traveled with the golf team as well as other university activities. He knew how to live life and was always surrounded by friends. Roy was known for being fun, kind, and always having time to help his friends and family.

https://www.independentmail.com/obituaries/aim027882

another house bites the dust

that was J Roy Pennell's house

if you didn't know J Roy.....

Re: Also worked at the Bookstore as a bouncer

Bengaline watch....

You sure its not being turned into

because of certain codes

Thank God. I dont want a diploma from Winkopp U***

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