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APRI L 2017

FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY NEWS

S ec t i on A

Published Monthly by:

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by the publisher’s typesetting department, and then only to the extent of the typesetting charges. Advertisers are

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in whole or part, without the exclusive consent of Nomis Publications, Inc.

Editor: Margaret (Peggy) Rouzzo Owner: Lucy A. McGuire

© 2017 by Nomis Publications, Inc.

ISSN 1944-1126

Funeral Home & Cemetery News Online at

www.nomispublications.com

MONTHLY FEATURES

Classified Ads .............................................................................................

..B19

Shipping Directory ......................................................................................

..B16

Calendar of Events ......................................................................................

...B2

Association News .......................................................................................

..A29

Deaths ........................................................................................................

..A38

Educational News.......................................................................................

..A33

Suppliers News.............................................................................................

..B1

COLUMNS:

A Proactive Approach to Advance Funeral Planning by Chris Kuhnen.........

..A6

Designing Woman by MaryAnne Scheuble ................................................

..A20

Embalming by Matt Black ...........................................................................

..A24

HearseHub by Mike Jamar ..........................................................................

...B6

Keys to Service by Todd Van Beck .............................................................

..A22

Legal Speak by Atty Harvey I Lapin............................................................

..A10

Let’s Chat by Kristan Dean .........................................................................

....A8

Mark My Words by Mark Pennington..........................................................

..A16

Memoires des choix des Jacque by Kate Frediani-Gorman.......................

..A32

Museum Corner..........................................................................................

..A34

Observations by Steven Palmer .................................................................

..A12

OSHA Compliance by Gary Finch ..............................................................

..A14

Protecting Your Families and Your Business by Jim Starks.........................

.A18

Random Musings by Nancy Weil..................................................................

..A4

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HAVE YOU SEEN THESE CHILDREN?

The photographs below have been provided by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Please help locate these children by posting in your lobby, office, on your bulletin board, etc.

Anyone with information should immediately contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678 or (703)235-3900

MEYLIN MENDEZ ERAZO

Circumstances:

Both photos shown are

of Meylin. She was last seen on April 10,

2016. Meylin may still be in the local

area or she may travel to New York City,

New York.

Missing Since:

4/10/2016

Missing From:

Philadelphia, PA

Date of Birth:

2/17/2002

Age Now:

15 Yrs

Sex:

Female

Race:

White/Hispanic

Hair:

Brown

Eyes:

Brown

Height:

5’3”

Weight:

130 lbs

TIFFANY GILFILLEN

Circumstances:

Tiffany was last

seen on May 10, 2016. She may

go by the name Tia.

Missing Since:

5/10/2016

Missing From:

Lakewood, WA

Date of Birth:

4/20/1999

Age Now:

17 Yrs

Sex:

Female

Race:

White

Hair:

Brown

Eyes:

Blue

Height:

5’2”

Weight:

161 lbs

KIANNA GALVIN

Circumstances:

Both photos shown are

of Kianna. She may still be in the local

area. Kianna is Biracial. She is Black and

White. Kianna’s nose and navel are pierced.

She has a tattoo of a heart and cross on her

left wrist.

Missing Since:

5/6/2016

Missing From:

South Elgin, IL

Date of Birth:

7/16/1998

Age Now:

18 Yrs

Sex:

Female

Race:

Biracial

Hair:

Brown

Eyes:

Hazel

Height:

5’6”

Weight:

145 lbs

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FEATURING

HERE

Correction

On page 4A of the March 2017 issue, the headline of the article “Pittsburgh’s His-

toric Cemeteries Name New Vice President” contained an error.

Daniel J. Olesin-

ski

has been appointed vice president of operations for

Allegheny Cemetery, The

Homewood Cemetery, Smithfield East End Cemetery

and

The Rapp Funeral

Home

, all of Pittsburgh, PA.

Keith

Walker

to be

Recognized for Community Service

Keith Walker

WASHINGTON,DC—

The National Council

for Behavioral Health

is the unifying voice

of America’s community mental health and

addictions treatment organizations. To-

gether with 2,800 member organizations,

it serves more than 10 million adults and

children living with men-

tal illnesses and addic-

tions. The organization is

committed to ensuring all

Americans have access to

comprehensive, high-qual-

ity care that affords every

opportunity for recovery

and full participation in

community life. The orga-

nization has announced its

2017 Awards of Excellence

Honorees – who will be cel-

ebrated at a ceremony dur-

ing this month’s National

conference being held in

Seattle, WA.

Keith Walker,

third generation funer-

al director at

Walker Funeral Homes,

is

one of two 2017 honorees for Excellence

in Addiction Treatment. With 4 locations

in the Toledo, OH area, the Walker fam-

ily prides itself on being a part of the com-

munity, encouraging the staff to contrib-

ute their time and energy to local civic

groups and charities.

Walker was nominated by the Zepf

Center and is being honored for his inno-

vative partnership with the local media,

government and mental health agencies

to call attention to the opioid epidemic

in Northwest Ohio. The partnership has

developed radio, television, billboard and

print advertising which began in 2015

will continue for 2017. Mr. Walker also

worked with Thrive Media to produce

a comprehensive website

www. he l pwi t hhe r o i n . com.

Additionally, in 2017

Walker plans on working

with junior high school

students to develop mes-

saging to reach out to oth-

er students and the pub-

lic. Jennifer Moses, CEO

of the Zepf Center states,

“Mr. Walker feels that his

funeral homes have a re-

sponsibility to assist with

education and a visual,

top-of-mind message to

the community that there

are agencies in the community who want

to help them – all it takes is a phone call

or a visit to

helpwithheroin.com

.”

The National Council advocates for poli-

cies that ensure people who have mental

health and substance use problems can

access comprehensive healthcare servic-

es. They offer state-of-the-science edu-

cation and practice improvement con-

sulting and resources to ensure mental

health and addiction services are ef-

ficient and effective. Learn more at

www.thenationalcouncil.org.