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Show t I New Utah! - Wednesday, March 7, 2001 - Page 14 Students honored at VFW dinner Three area students will be honored at a Veterans of Foreign Wars awards dinner din-ner Wednesday, March 14 at 7 p.m. in the American Fork Veterans Hall. VFW Post 4918 will honor Natalie Lewis, daughter of Stanley and Peggy Lewis of Lehi. She placed first and third in the Voice of Democracy contest. In the post's Essay Contest, Adrian N. Hair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hair of Alpine, received first place. Special guests will be Dept. Commander John A. Jones, Senior Vice Commander Daniel P. Crossly. Wing introduces service for after the funeral Boundary Contuned from Page 13 to join hands and create and maintain "three great schools." Virginia Johnson, assistant assis-tant superintendent over secondary sec-ondary schools, said after meeting with the public in each of the three communities, communi-ties, the committee modified the existing five proposals into three more moderate proposals. Marilyn Kofford, board member presiding over the meeting, said separate petitions peti-tions from residents of Highland and Pleasant Grove have been given to the board and board members have received more than 200 e-mails e-mails and uncounted telephone tele-phone calls. More than 50 residents signed up to speak at the meeting, with each speaker allowed three minutes to express their views. Some parents threatened to not support the district's $200 million bond if the decision deci-sion didn't go their way, while others said they had moved into the Lone Peak boundaries because they wanted their children to go to that school. Still others urged that the decision be postponed. Highland residents don't want their city divided with part going to Lone Peak and part to American Fork. Mayor Jess Adamson asked the board to 'Take all of us or none of us but not part of us." An additional option was introduced by Highland residents. resi-dents. This would send all of Cedar Hills to American Fork and keep Highland intact. That would be financially ridiculous," said Sheri Goodsell, a Cedar Hills parent, par-ent, citing the cost of busing students who can now walk to school. John Van Waggoner, a Highland resident, asked why Highland was dissected in every option. Pleasant Grove residents said there is no undeveloped land in their community and if students are taken from their high school, they will be in the same position American Fork High School is in a few years. American Fork High School parents wanted to know why they have to fight to keep their programs. Mike Cosgrave said he has graduated five students from American Fork High School and there are no better teachers teach-ers than at the school. "We require the numbers to keep those teachers," he said. There is no easy answer was the one thing everyone seemed to agree on. The idea of "service after the sale" isn't new. But when such service is extended by a funeral home, it takes on a different meaning. Wing Mortuary, in Lehi, has taken . an innovative approach to serving its clients, in which the seemingly seeming-ly final act of placing a casket in the ground is actually a starting point for two members mem-bers of the Wing staff. In the days and weeks after a funeral service, Wing sends one of two "Extended Care Counselors" to meet with client families. "We feel a real obligation to help families beyond the traditional role of a funeral home," said Lenard A. Wing, president of Wing Mortuary. "We are in a unique position to help families that are grieving." Wing's two extended care counselors, Dave Newton and Bret Swope, offer both logistical logisti-cal and emotional support to families dealing with the loss of a loved one. "First and foremost, we lend a listening ear," said Newton. "The days and weeks following a funeral are often the hardest for a surviving family, as other family and friends return to their lives and routines." "We also assist with the necessary details that follow a death; such as the notification notifica-tion of life insurance companies, compa-nies, Veterans' Administration, Social Security, etc., so survivor benefits ben-efits can be claimed," said Swope. "Those tasks involve paperwork and dealing with bureaucracies, and are often frustrating. People appreciate help dealing with bureaucratic bureaucrat-ic matters any time, but especially espe-cially when they are also dealing with the loss of a loved one." Wing's extended care counselors coun-selors offer literature selections selec-tions from their library of dying, death and bereavement bereave-ment materials. They often connect grieving individuals with local bereavement programs, pro-grams, and even go so far as to provide a monthly newslet- f t i . ... - jymj 1 1 r i . Extended care counselors ai wing morrua y are,staJ ing left to rignr, erei owuFo r,lw. seated Lenard Wing. ter for widows and widowers, with ideas and information specific to their situations. Wing's extended care counselors coun-selors also deliver pictorial remembrances, called Memorial Tributes, to customer cus-tomer families, and, when appropriate, offer advisement in several other areas we imve iouna these ff low-up visits to De so come." said Winer "Tki. up loose ends, and answer M cr&rincr miocfinnu A-j i funeral director, it gives J mi caul a i-iicuiue 10 extend arm of caring." Federal Consumer Protection has confirmed the accuracy of the fuel saving described in this advertisement. 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