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The K-Kids of Gateway Elementary School
Isen, Layla, Jacob and Silas participate in an activity at a recent Children’s Hour program, hosted by the
Maturango Museum. The museum will host “Our Feathered Friends” on Friday, Feb. 17, at 10:30 a.m.
Roadrunners, condors, eagles and wrens will be featured in this month’s stories, songs and crafts. Young
children and their families are invited to attend.
Maturango Museum. The museum will host “Our Feathered Friends” on Friday, Feb. 17, at 10:30 a.m.
Roadrunners, condors, eagles and wrens will be featured in this month’s stories, songs and crafts. Young
children and their families are invited to attend.
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Children's Hour
Shown above at Crossroads Community Church are, from left, are workshop participants Pat Rogers, Joy
Adams, Kevin Seymore, Nancy Keeting and Alan Wolfelt, Ph.D., grief counselor. For the Grieving and Those
Who Support Them, an educational two-day workshop by Wolfelt was well received by almost 200
attendees. This event, held Feb. 2 and 3, was designed for individuals experiencing the loss of significant
family or friends as well as professionals caring for bereaving people. The workshop was offered at a
significantly reduced price thanks to financial sponsorship by Holland & Lyons Mortuary, Indian Wells
Valley Ministerial Association, Operation Family Fund and generous individuals. Continuing resources for
bereavement support are available in Ridgecrest through Marilyn Ball, a certified bereavement
companion. Her education, under the leadership of Wolfelt, is through the Center for Loss and Life
Transition and Colorado State University. As a community service, a free 12-week series based on Wolfelt’
s material is provided several times a year. The next 12-week session begins on Feb. 28. For more
information, call Crossroads Community Church at 760- 384-3333, or call series leader Marilyn Ball at 760-
608-0992.
Adams, Kevin Seymore, Nancy Keeting and Alan Wolfelt, Ph.D., grief counselor. For the Grieving and Those
Who Support Them, an educational two-day workshop by Wolfelt was well received by almost 200
attendees. This event, held Feb. 2 and 3, was designed for individuals experiencing the loss of significant
family or friends as well as professionals caring for bereaving people. The workshop was offered at a
significantly reduced price thanks to financial sponsorship by Holland & Lyons Mortuary, Indian Wells
Valley Ministerial Association, Operation Family Fund and generous individuals. Continuing resources for
bereavement support are available in Ridgecrest through Marilyn Ball, a certified bereavement
companion. Her education, under the leadership of Wolfelt, is through the Center for Loss and Life
Transition and Colorado State University. As a community service, a free 12-week series based on Wolfelt’
s material is provided several times a year. The next 12-week session begins on Feb. 28. For more
information, call Crossroads Community Church at 760- 384-3333, or call series leader Marilyn Ball at 760-
608-0992.
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Grief Workshop
New Ridgecrest Police Department officer Kyle Cushman beams as his father, Kevin Cushman of Upland,
Calif., pins on his new badge. Kyle, who was sworn in on Jan. 9, was reared in Upland, where his father
serves as a 30-year veteran of the Upland Police Department.
Calif., pins on his new badge. Kyle, who was sworn in on Jan. 9, was reared in Upland, where his father
serves as a 30-year veteran of the Upland Police Department.
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