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Wednesday, March 22, 2006

YOUNG FAMILY FUNERAL HOME

I want to take a moment to remark on the change in ownership of Berhalter-Hutchins to Young Family Funeral Home. I interviewed Kathy Young and Steve Wheeler for an article on funerals today and some of the things people in this profession face.

In a way, I mind seeing the old name go - even tough I stumbled on the pronunciation for one reason or another, but I understand. And Kathy has been there for 31 years so Berhalter-Hutchins had has a lot of Young in it for quite awhile.

I am glad the business will now continue as it was begun - as a family owned endeavor.

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