A ceremony of remembrance and promise

	Print Page		Email Page		Share		Get Reprints

Georgina Nowak (standing, left) and Ruby Hall (standing, center) gather with friends at Cliffview Cemetery beside the monument of Cynthia Owen, a teenager who was killed in a car accident while texting. Ms. Hall, known to many people as RJ the Clown, is Cynthia's mother. Ms. Nowak of the Southeastern Utah Health District is working with Ms. Hall to prevent drivers from driving while texting or talking on cell phones. The campaign is called "Buckle Up, Hang Up, and Drive." Each friend at the memorial service got a package of campaign bookmarks and they will distribute them to publicize the dangers of distractions while driving.

	Print Page		Email Page		Share		Get Reprints

Top of Page

• Chancellor sees education as a force for change
• 'No tread on me' tires headed out
• Museum director meets public
• Flaps down, landing gear down and locked
• A ceremony of remembrance and promise
• Wellington Royalty
• Price City picnic brings employees and families together
• A reunion 50 years in the making...
• Helpful volunteers help residents and visitors in Helper
• Signs of fall in July
• East Carbon bases decisions on city budget constraints
• Researchers expect decline in Carbon coal production
• U Health Care ranks among top
• People have asked, 'What's a chancellor?'
• Watercraft safety tips

• June 18, 2013
• June 13, 2013
• June 11, 2013
• June 6, 2013
• June 4, 2013

• View Archives
• View July 2010 Archives

• Zero fatalities zeroes in
• Driveway message encourages Carbon teens to wear seatbelts
• Health Department launches anti-smoking campaign
• Distractions for drivers have multiplied, but divided attention could be deadly
• Scooter drivers participant in special activity designed to educate, entertain