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Funeral arrangements announced for Hartsville football player

Posted: 10.08.2012 at 1:03 PM

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HARTSVILLE -- The funeral for Ronald Rouse, 18, will be 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Hartsville High School gym, according to Hines Funeral Home.

Rouse died of a congenital enlarged heart. He collapsed during the game at Kelleytown Stadium in Darlington County Friday night.

Counselors were at Hartsville High School Monday to help students.

You can find links to our previous coverage on this story in the related links section below.

Related Links

		Rich's Blog: Remembering Ronald Rouse
		Full interview: Ronald Rouse's teammate shares his thoughts
		Questions surround death of Hartsville football player

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