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Registration Available By Mail FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT www.queenscourier.com SEPTEMBER 5, 2013 • COPING WITH DEATH • THE QUEENS COURIER 81 ©2001 AdfinityTM All types of services for all types of people. yp Some people prefer traditional funeral services. Others prefer cremation. Some want an elaborate ceremony. Then there are others who don’t want any ceremony at all. When it comes to funerals, there are as many options as there are people. And we take pride in being able to say we offer them all. Morton Funeral Home Ridgewood Chapels Continuing a proud tradition of dignified, personal service. 663 Grandview Ave. • Ridgewood NY 11385 718.366.3200 www.mortonridgewood.com -children 10 & under FREERefreshments make checks payable the Christopher Santora Scholarship Fund provided Please make checks payable to the Christopher Santora Scholarship Fund 72-02 Astoria Boulevard East Elmhurst, NY 11370 The attacks of September 11th seem a lifetime ago. Our world is so busy and our lives so involved that what was just 12 years ago seem of little importance. To those who lost a loved one every day has moments of sorrow that never go away. Thousands responded to Ground Zero in the aftermath of the attacks. At first the efforts were to save anyone buried beneath the rubble that the day before were Towers. Ultimately the effort was one to clean up the site and to find body parts of the nearly 3,000 Americans lost to the terrorists. Of those who worked on the “pile” many have died from the contaminants that proliferated the site. Congress belatedly acted to offer the financial aid to the volunteers who were also victims of al-Qaeda. Daily those who worked upon the pile die, leaving behind families who are forced to pay the price of the attacks. Many have children who face an uncertain future. Don’t we owe an obligation to the First Responders who saved thousands sacrificing their lives? Are there any less obligations due recognizing those who worked on the “pile” and have died doing the cleanup that we demanded as citizens? St. Michael’s on September 7th will host the Second Remember Me Run to raise funds for the children of those who died as a consequence of working on the “pile” to attend higher education. Following the Run a Memorial Service honoring the First Responders will be held led by religious and community leaders. By respecting those who paid the ultimate price we honor their devotion and fulfill our duty as grateful citizens. Ed Horn Look to us at a time when compassion and trust are needed the most. u Newly Renovated Facilities • Chapel, Family Gathering & Graveside Services Available • Arrangements Can be Made in the Comfort of Your Own Home • Live Broadcasting of Funerals Over the Internet • Monument and Inscription Services Available On-site • FDIC Insured Pre-Arrangements • On Staff Rabbi to Answer All Questions Call 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week 718-896-9000 or 1-888-860-8616 PARKSIDE MEMORIAL CHAPELS INC. 98-60 Queens Boulevard • Forest Hills, NY Other Chapels Located in Rockville Center, Woodbury, Brooklyn, and in Florida in Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach Counties www.parksidememorialchapels.com 72-02 Astoria East Elmhurst,Please For information contact: Ed Horn at 718 278 72-02 Astoria Blvd. East Elmhurst, NY 11370 For information contact: Ed Horn at 718 278 3240 •Main 718-278-3240 •Fax 718-278-2168 •Crematory 718-278-2812


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