Alfred A. Shasha died at the age of ... in ...
A graduate of the Wharton school and the London School of Economics,
he founded his business in 1946 after
being discharged from the US Army having served in the Pacific.
The business began in trading in raw wool and then later developed
into processing in South Carolina.
Mr. Shasha is survived by his
sister Rae and two brothers
Jim and Frank as well as his wife Hanina,
three children Carol, Robert, and Dennis and his
eight grandchildren.
A philanthropist to the schools of his children and 
his grandchildren, the Jewish museum, and the Babylonian Jewish
Heritage center, ISEF, the American Sephardic Federation,
he has shown a lifelong commitment to peace and education.

Hanina Z. Shasha died at the age of ... in ...
Trained as a French teacher in Switzerland, Mrs. Shasha pursued a lifelong
career as a painter and water colorist.
She loved design especially the geometric designs she saw as a child
in Egypt.
Mrs. Shasha is survived by her brothers Selim and Ezra,
her husband Alfred,
three children Carol, Robert, and Dennis and her
eight grandchildren.