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Page A30 APRIL 2021 FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY NEWS Se c t i on A www.ocularmelanoma.org Please Help us Support the Research and Treatment of Ocular Melanoma www.ampli.com 1-800-267-5486 In Memory of Nancy Roth, wife of Don Roth, CEO of AmpliVox. Nancy recently lost her battle with ocular melanoma. Please help fight this disease with a generous contribution to: www.etrf.org Thank You for your support. ALL PRODUCTS MADE IN THE USA CHURCH TRUCKS DELUXE MODEL Three Position Locking System 1200lB CAPACITY MADE IN USA Black, Gold or Silver #1 BEST SELLING Church Truck in America! $637 PREMIER REMAINS PROCESSOR STAINLESS STEEL Safety Interlock Run Timer with Light UL Approved Components 1.5 HP MOTOR 15.2 AMPS, 1800 RPM MADE IN USA 1-Year Warranty $1,932 Serving Our Clients SINCE 1999 Satisfaction Guaranteed! MINI OVERSIZE STRETCHER �� $1 , 884 MADE IN USA 1-Year Warranty ALSOAVAILABLE OVERSIZE STRETCHER 1000lB CAPACITY $2 , 242 CEMETERY LOWERING DEVICE 5-Year Warranty SELF-BRAKING • LIFETIME LUBE $2 , 443 850lB CAPACITY Chrome or Stainless Steel MADE IN USA CALL FOR DETAILS: 561-602-3330 • WWW.PREMIERFUNERALSUPPLY.COM News Educational Funeral Service Foundation announces 2020 Academic Scholarship Recipients; Issues Call for 2021 Applications BROOKFIELD,WI— The Funeral Service Foundation has announced its class of 2020 academic scholarship recipi- ents and issues a call for applications for the class of 2021. Each year, the Foundation awards academic scholar- ships ranging from $2,500-$5,000 to students attend- ing and actively engaged in coursework in funeral service education programs at American Board of Funeral Ser- vice Education (ABSFE) and Canadian-accredited insti- tutions. Awarded in two cycles and paid directly to insti- tutions, the scholarships offset the costs associated with tuition, fees, books and supplies. “Supporting the next generation of resilient, adaptable and compassionate leaders is central to our mission of in- vesting in people and programs to strengthen funeral ser- vice and lift up grieving communities,” said Foundation executive director, Lee Wiensch, CFRE. Academic Scholarship Class of 2020 The 2020 winners were selected by a review committee made up of funeral service educational and professional leaders. “We’re proud to introduce our academic scholar- ship class of 2020. Each recipient demonstrated a passion and commitment to carry forward the profession’s im- portant work and displayed strong character, poise and professionalism,” said Wiensch. The class of 2020 academic scholarship winners are: • Foundation ’45 Scholarships: Elizabeth Baty , North Bend, WA ( Lake Washington Institute of Technology, Kirkland, WA); Drew Mikel , Edwardsburg, MI ( Des Moines Area Community College, Ankeny, IA); Alastair Miller , Vancouver, BC, Canada ( Canadian College of Funeral Service, Winnipeg, MB, Canada); Megan Mo- ten , Austin, TX ( San Antonio College, San Antonio, TX); Natasha Aych, Moncton, NB, Canada (Canadi- an College of Funeral Service, Winnipeg, MB, Canada); Dan Baxter, Surrey, BC, Canada (Canadian College of Funeral Service, Winnipeg, MB, Canada); Miles Fogle, West Chicago, IL ( Worsham College of Mortuary Science, Wheeling, IL); Domonique Johnson, Eastpointe, MI (Wayne State University, Detroit, MI); Marybeth Kretz, Toms River, NJ ( Mercer County Community Col- lege, West Windsor Township, NJ); Kelchis Radzie- wicz, Pittsburgh, PA (Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science, Pittsburgh, PA); Patrick Rivett, Mt. Morris, MI (Wayne State University, Detroit, MI); Lauren Sec- or, Wheeling, IL (Worsham College of Mortuary Science, Wheeling, IL); Cristina Wagner, Eden Prairie, MN (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN); Delores Continued on Page A32 Digital Directory Now Available Download instantly at www. NomisPublications .com Save on Shipping! Scan QR for our website 1-888-792-9315 • mymortuarycooler.com Mortuary Coolers starting at $4,299 Beat the price increase increase coming March 2021 Beat the price increase coming June 2021