1927
2017
COLUMBIA - Dr. Franklin Bannon Hines, Jr., 89, passed away Thursday, August 17, 2017. Born on December 7, 1927 in Hartsville, South Carolina to Dr. Frank Hines, Sr. and Leo Hicks Hines, he graduated from Hartsville High School and then the University of South Carolina with a B.S. degree in Biology. While at USC, Dr. Hines was a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
Dr. Hines attended Emory University where he earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS). He then practiced dentistry with his father in Hartsville before serving in the United States Navy for two years as a general dentist during the Korean War. In Hartsville, he met and married Josephine Wickliffe, a marriage of 65 years. After serving in the Navy, he earned a MS degree in orthodontics from the University of North Carolina where he also completed his residency. From 1956 to 1995, he practiced orthodontics in Columbia, Lexington, Winnsboro, and Batesburg-Leesville. In 1977, Dr. Hines became a Diplomat of the American Board of Orthodontics.
Dr. Hines was extremely active in the dental community in South Carolina. He served as President of the Richland County Dental Association, President of the South Carolina Orthodontic Association and served on the State Board of Dental Examiners. Furthermore, he served the South Carolina Dental Association as its President as well as a member of the Legislative Committee, where he was chairman from 1969-1985. Dr. Hines was chairman of the SCDA Dental Health and Public Information Committee and served as a member and chairperson of the Constitution and By-Laws Committee for many years. He also represented the SCDA twice as a Delegate to the American Dental Association’s House of Delegates. Dr. Hines served as the Directing Secretary of the South Carolina Association’s Annual Session as well as served twice on the committee to revise the South Carolina Dental Practice Act.
Within the orthodontic organizations, Dr. Hines dutifully served in many capacities included being president of the South Carolina Orthodontic Association as well as a Trustee, Director and President for the Southern Orthodontic Association.
Dr. Hines was a dedicated member of the faculty at the Medical College of Georgia’s Department of Orthodontics for over 20 years, ultimately serving as the Course Director of the post-graduate clinic as well as Interim Chairman of the entire Department of Orthodontics.
Because of his outstanding service to dentistry, Dr. Hines was inducted as a Fellow into the American College of Dentists (ACD). In the ACD, he served as the Secretary-Treasurer, Vice Chairman, and Chairman of the Carolinas District that represented both North and South Carolina.
The South Carolina Dental Association honored Dr. Hines with the George Hoffman Award, the most prestigious award it gives. He was selected as the Dentist of the Year for the greater Columbia area by the Columbia Dental Assistants’ Association, as well as the Boss of the Year by the Business Women’s Association of Columbia. In 2012, the South Carolina Dental Association awarded him a Presidential Citation for his prolific activates for the SCDA throughout his career.
Dr. Hines continued his service in the community by working as a consultant to the Richland Memorial Hospital, the Crippled Children’s Society and the Central South Carolina Council of the Boy Scouts of America where he served on the Board of Governors and President. Because of his leadership with the Boy Scouts, he was awarded their highest honor, the Silver Beaver. Additionally, Dr. Hines was very active with the United Way and the Rotary Club.
At the Medical University of South Carolina, he served on the Board of Visitors on two occasions. At Midlands Technical College, Dr. Hines was a member as well as Chairman of the Dental Hygiene Advisory Board.
Dr. Hines was a charter member of Kathwood Baptist Church where he served on the Board of Deacons for many years at times as the Chairman.
One of Dr. Hines’ hobbies included hunting, horses and field trials. He was preceded in death by his many beloved bird dogs and pets.
Dr. Hines was preceded in death by his parents; his sisters, Katherine Hines Cave and Juliette Hines White; and his niece Betsy Cave Sweatman. He is survived by his wife, ; his children, Frank Hines III (Sondra), Billie Hines Muthig (Paul), Dan Hines (Margaret) and Lee Hines Muthig; his grandchildren, Dawn Hines Helps (Dave), Robin Muthig, Jeff Muthig (Kathleen), Dan Hines, Jr. (Vicki), John Hines (Haley), Phillip Hines (Amy), Erin Muthig Bridges (Brandon), Chris Muthig (Anna), and Travis Muthig (Carrie Andrews). His great grandchildren include David Lee, Ethan Bannon, and Faith Helps, Jackson Bridges, Aubrianna and Taylor Hines, and Thomas Wickliffe (Wick) and Jeffrey Paul (JP) Muthig. Dr. Hines’ nieces and nephews include Julie Cave Elliott, Harriett Cave Berry, Sue White Snowden, and Glenn White.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Midlands Technical College Foundation for a scholarship honoring his dedication to the dental profession. Contributions may be mailed to Midlands Technical College Foundation, PO Box 2408, Columbia, SC 29202; or donations may be made to the Augusta University (formally MCG) Department of Orthodontics at the Dental College of Georgia, 1120 15th Street (GC 2144) Augusta, GA. 30912. Checks may be written to Augusta University Department of Orthodontics sent to the attention of Pam Bales. Contributions may also be made to one’s favorite charity.
Funeral services will be held at Kathwood Baptist Church in Columbia, SC Sunday August 20, 2017 at 2:30 p.m. Burial will be at Greenlawn Cemetery following the service.
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March 9, 2024
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Roswell C.Wilson jr.
My dad Roswell C. Wilson DSS was a good friend of Frank´s.
Frank gave my dad a dog one evening after dark. We let the dog out to exercise. Frank called the house about 24 hours later and said " you didn´t let that dog out did you?
Frank gave us a quail dog that was a horse working quail dog not a walk behind quail dog.
When we let the dog out it took off. We finely caught it.
Great man well respected by his peers.
Roswell C. Wilson Jr.
August 20, 2017
Goody Thomas
Dr Hines was a good friend and mentor. As one of his residents, at MCG, I was taught orthodontics and life lessons that have been with me for the 35 years of practice. Thank you Dr. Hines for your mentorship
August 19, 2017
Wanda Silvia Wilson
I have wonderful memories of being a patient of Dr. Hines many years ago . Because of him and his wonderful staff, I was inspired to become a dental assistant and later a dental hygienist. I have been in the profession for over 30 years now . He was a wonderful person and orthodontist. Prayers for your family at this time .
August 19, 2017
Linda and Stoney Denny
Dear Jo and family,
We were so sorry to hear of Franks passing. He was truly a great man and we are so grateful for the memories that we shared through the years. Just know that all of you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Linda and Stoney Denny
August 19, 2017
Bob Garrison
Dr Hines was my orthodontist and my orthodontic instructor at MCG 1982-84. He taught me orthodontics and many life lessons. He will be missed by many. He lived a truly blessed and full life.
Bob Garrison
August 19, 2017
Frances Hammett Branham
I am so saddened by the death of Dr. Hines. He was my first boss after graduating from high school. While I only worked with him a short while, he had a hugh influence on my life and my love of the dental profession. In my 45 years in dentistry, I was fortunate to work with him through other practices, especially in Oral Surgery. He made me feel he confident in my knowledge and help in referring his patients to us. He taught me so much, even sending me to dental assistant school. I am honored to have known him and some of his family. May God comfort your family in this loss and heavens great gain.
August 19, 2017
Mary Heyward Foreman
What a loss. I am so sorry. Growing up next door to ya'll was such fun and I can still hear Dr. Hines saying Hey Mary Hey! and flashing that huge smile... So, so many memories- I started to write a few and realized just how many there were- the farm, the bird dog puppies, his hat! He was always so sweet and offered help in any situation standing right there in the driveway :) When I was a teenager with braces - if I was outside as he pulled in from work, he would instantly start with that "show me your bite" smile and after I did, as if he'd say "at ease!", off we'd go about our evening :) I felt so taken care of. I will cherish the memories of him and will be thinking of the whole family during this time. Love to you all.
August 19, 2017
KELLEY
MAY THE THOUGHT OF KNOWING THAT FAMILY AND FRIENDS SHARE IN YOUR GRIEF BRING YOU A MEASURE OF COMFORT.PLEASE READ PROV 17:17
August 19, 2017
Brian Womble
Dr. Hines taught me in Orthodontic residency from 1986-1988. He is one of the handful of people in my life that I can truly say made a difference. I think about him often. I especially hear his voice when I think of his famous saying "bring it to a logical conclusion" when finishing orthodontic treatment. His wisdom and experience that he passed on to me has been invaluable and I use it on a daily basis. I consider it an honor and a privilege to have been able to have such a mentor.
August 19, 2017
Cheryl Shealy
I will forever remember Dr Hines and how he treated me so well as one of his orthodontic patients. I have my smile to testify to that. My prayers and sincere sympathy to family and friends.
August 18, 2017
Karen Garrison
I never actually met Dr. Hines, but I know his daughter Billie well. He must have been an incredible man to have raised such a fine daughter. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Billie, and all of your family as you mourn your father's passing. May your happiest memories give you comfort and peace.
August 18, 2017
Barrett Trotter
Dr. Hines taught us not only how to treat orthodontic problems but how to treat people. He was a wonderful man to whom his students will always be grateful and remember very fondly.
August 18, 2017
Christa Koubek
I am so sorry for your loss. My love and prayers go out to the extended Hines family.
August 18, 2017
William Muthig
We will truly miss Doc Hines. He played such an important role in our lives.
We will forever cherish our memories of him. Bobbie Sue and I have the Hines
family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time of loss.
Bill and Bobbie Sue Muthig
August 18, 2017
Rip Horne
Frank so sorry for your loss. Your Dad was a great man.
August 18, 2017
The Prices of Barr-Price Funeral Home
We are very sorry for the loss of Dr. Hines. He was a fine man and a wonderful person. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
August 18, 2017
Jim Tothill
Our Thoughts and Prayers go out to Brother Hines Family and Friends, on behalf of all the alumni and undergraduate Brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha Epsilon-Psi Zeta at the University of South Carolina.
August 17, 2017
Sue Snowden
I am so sorry to hear the news this morning of Uncle Frank. He will be missed by many. I have always enjoyed his occasional phone conversations when he was calling "just to check in." He always talked about wanting to come to Texas but never made it. The many miles always seemed to keep us from having more frequent visits, but not in spirit.
Sue Snowden
August 17, 2017
Sybil Long
Dr. Hines was the most kind and gracious "boss" anyone could ask for. The longevity of his staff spoke volumes about his character, kindness, and generosity. I consider my years with Dr. Hines some of the most memorable in my life. May God's Grace and Peace be with the Hines family Today and in the coming weeks.
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