JUNE 10, 2026
Navigating a Pet’s Final Journey
BY CATHY MOLITORIS
When a beloved pet is aging or nearing the end of its life, the emotional weight can feel overwhelming. That’s when Ashley Page steps in. As a certified end-of-life pet doula, she offers compassionate, nonmedical support to both pets and their people, helping families navigate aging, terminal illness and difficult end-of-life decisions with care and dignity.
“My role is to help families feel supported emotionally, practically and compassionately,” she said. “That support can look very different depending on the family’s needs. Some people reach out because they need help understanding quality of life changes, while others are preparing for euthanasia, struggling with anticipatory grief or simply feeling overwhelmed caring for an aging pet.”
Based in York, Page is the owner of Willow Bridge Crossings. She provides in-home services throughout the county as well as in Lancaster County, and she offers virtual grief support
services anywhere through phone calls, text support, FaceTime or Zoom.
“I can help families create comfortfocused routines at home, make environmental adjustments for senior pets, talk through end-of-life planning, provide euthanasia presence and support, assist with memorial ideas and aftercare guidance and offer grief support before and after a loss,” she said. She knows what it’s like to lose a pet and to feel alone in her grief.
“After unexpectedly losing my soul dog, Jackson, I found myself facing a kind of grief that many people didn’t fully understand,” she recalled. “There’s often this unspoken belief that losing a pet should somehow hurt less, but for many of us, these animals are family, companions and emotional anchors. I realized there were other people carrying that same grief while feeling unseen and unsupported, and I wanted to create a space where they didn’t have to go through it alone.”
With a background that includes more than 13 years of working professionally with animals through her business Allegiant Dog Walking, Page
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BY LOGAN MOYER
Flag Day is an important moment of remembrance in the United States, especially for those who fought for it.
The Ephrata-Reading Elks Lodge No. 115 and Lancaster Elks No. 134 will host its annual Flag Day ceremony on Sunday, June 14, at 1 p.m. The event will be held at Faithful Living Home, 2015 N. Reading Road, Denver.
This year’s event holds extra value for a multitude of reasons.
Along with it being America’s 250th anniversary this summer, Faithful Living has nearly two dozen veterans living at the facility, including 101-year-old World War II veteran John Fry, originally from Brecknock Township and Reamstown.
“I really wanted this to be something special,” said Pat Conner, exalted ruler of Lodge No. 115. “The importance of this ceremony to our organization is one thing … (the veterans) will get the most out of the service. They understand
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They could also call themselves “Supporters,” “Heroes” or “Sympathizers.”
“We are a group of people who have been impacted by cancer in some way, either as caregivers, survivors, or we have friends who have gone through the fight,”
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John Fry, a 101-year-old World War II veteran, is pictured with his two sisters and niece.
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has also worked in veterinary offices, served as an animal control officer, worked as a professional dog trainer and is a certified pet CPR and First Aid instructor.
“I am also navigating life with my 16-year-old dachshund, Sullivan, who has dementia,” she said. “Caring for him has shown me firsthand how much support aging pets - and their people - truly need. From medication routines and environmental adjustments to the emotional weight of anticipatory grief, there are so many layers families are trying to manage.”
These experiences ultimately led Page to become a certified end-of-life pet doula and create Willow Bridge Crossings in 2025.
supportive for them.” Page hopes her services will shine a light on the emotions that come with loving and losing a pet.
“I think one of the most important things I want people to understand is that grief over an animal is real and valid,” she said. “These relationships are incredibly deep, and the loss of a pet can impact someone just as profoundly as the loss of any beloved family member.”
She also wants to convey the message that providing pet doula services is about more than navigating a pet’s death.
“End-of-life support is not just about the final day,” she said. “In many cases, support begins much earlier - during the aging process, after a difficult diagnosis or when families begin noticing changes in their pet and feeling uncertain about what comes next.”
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“My background has given me experience not only in animal behavior and care, but also in supporting people through stressful and emotional situations involving their pets,” she said. “Becoming an end-of-life pet doula felt like a natural extension of the work I’ve already spent much of my life doing - caring for both animals and the humans who love them.”
Each client’s experience is different, she said, but all start with a free phone consultation to find the best support for each situation.
“Some people are looking for guidance with an aging pet, while others may need emotional support surrounding a recent diagnosis or upcoming euthanasia,” Page said. “From there, we discuss what services would feel most helpful and
When serving as an end-of-life pet doula, Page hopes to help reduce some of the overwhelming and isolating aspects of a pet’s death, including the guilt and emotional exhaustion people can experience.
“My role is not to replace veterinary care, but to walk beside families through the emotional and practical parts of the journey with compassion and without judgment,” she said. “Sometimes people simply need someone who understands how profound this bond and loss truly are.”
For more information, follow “Willow Bridge Crossings” on Facebook and Instagram.
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said Sharon Groff, the Misfits on a Mission team captain. “When we started, most teams were affiliated with a school group, church group, a business or family members. We were a group of people who wanted to do something to give back in honor or in memory of loved ones. Thus, we were a bunch of misfits who had no affiliation, but were on a mission in the fight against cancer.”
Misfits on a Mission is an independent, six-member Relay for Life team that will be out in full force at Conestoga Valley High School (CVHS), 2110 Horseshoe Road, Lancaster, on Friday, June 12, from 3 to 11 p.m., when the American Cancer Society stages its popular local fight against cancer. The volunteer-led, fundraising and awareness-raising Relay for Life brings people together from all over Lancaster County who have been directly or indirectly affected by cancer.
Lancaster County’s annual Relay for Life will feature local teams and individuals running or walking around CVHS’s track in support of loved ones who have battled cancer and will include music, kids’ activities, food trucks, baked goods, crafters and auctions.
Presentation on River Islands Set
Blue Rock Heritage Center, 2251 River Road, Washington Boro, will host a presentation on Sunday, June 14, at 2 p.m. Hosted by the Lower Susquehanna Archaeological Society, the program will be “The Susquehanna River Islands: Changing Composition and Uses.” It is geared for adults.
Numerous islands that are part of Lancaster County dot the Susquehanna River. Before the activation of 20th-century dams, many more did. Indigenous people, colonists, and people since the Revolutionary War have interacted with the islands in a variety of ways. In her presentation, Tanya Kevorkian will reconstruct the islands’
“The vibe at Relay is upbeat and fun. It’s a family event,” said Groff. “Everyone is welcome to attend; you do not have to be part of a team to come out and enjoy the activities. As evening sets in, the atmosphere does change with the luminaria service. Lanterns and luminarias are lit around the track in remembrance or in honor of someone who has (battled) or is battling cancer.”
Misfits on a Mission is currently seeking community members, interested individuals or altruistic businesses to support its efforts at Relay for Life. The team is offering varying levels of sponsorship opportunities, donations which will be recognized with banners displayed at the event.
To become a Misfits on a Mission sponsor, contact Groff at 717-354-2656 or sgroff56@gmail.com.
Traditionally, Misfits on a Mission has been one of Relay for Life of Lancaster County’s top fundraising teams. Currently, the team has raised $36,000 toward this year’s goal of $40,000.
“Dollars raised by Relay for Life of Lancaster County stay here in Lancaster County,” said Groff, a resident of East Earl. “The funds raised are used
to fund groundbreaking cancer research, to provide free patient services like rides to treatment and lodging, to support cancer prevention initiatives, to advocate for all and to improve survival rates and patient lives.”
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what the flag means to be an American.”
The ceremony will detail the history of the American flag, all the way from the “Don’t Tread on Me” flag used during the American Revolution to today’s 50-star star-spangled banner.
Local Elks lodges throughout the country and in U.S. territories will celebrate Flag Day on June 14. The Elks are the only fraternal organization to require observance of Flag Day.
The Elks began requiring this in 1911, five years before President Woodrow Wilson established the day by proclamation in 1916, and nearly four decades before President Harry Truman (an Elks
member) signed a bill that made the day a national observance.
According to their website, the Elks “invest in their communities through programs that help children grow up healthy and drugfree, meet the needs of today’s veterans, and improve the quality of life.”
The Elks have made more than $12 billion in donations since the organization formed in 1868 out of New York City. There are almost 2,000 Elks lodges in the nation, with a total membership of about 750,000.
The ceremony will detail the history of American flags.
Lodge No. 115 is heavily involved in the community, making large contributions to Penn State Health St. Joseph Medical Center and to a program that provides nurses to those with special needs.
For more information about the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, visit www.elks.org.
To learn about Lodge No. 115 and 134, search for “Ephrata-Reading Elks
Lodge #115” and “Lancaster Elks Lodge #134” on Facebook.
“I really just want them to walk away feeling proud of their country,” Conner said. “It’s about understanding what the flag really represents; it’s the sacrifices made for our freedom.”
University Announces Fundraising Total
Millersville University raised a record-breaking $1.4 million during its annual One Day Give, which evolved this year into a three-part celebration of philanthropy culminating in the inaugural Presidential Gala on April 17, the university’s 171st birthday. Three campaigns were united under the banner One University: 75 Hours of Giving: Lancaster County Community Foundation’s ExtraGive on Nov. 21, 2025, which raised funds for the Ware Center for the Arts; the Marauders Day of Giving in February 2026, during which donors gave to support Millersville athletics; and the One Day Give on April 16 and 17, which supported academics and scholarships.
Held at the Ware Center,
the Presidential Gala also launched a five-year countdown to the university’s 175th anniversary in 2030, signaling a new era of collaboration among alumni, businesses, and community leaders. The event included the presentation of the inaugural Presidential Gala Awards, a new tradition recognizing individuals who lead with integrity and innovation.
The Integritas Award for Excellence in Business, which honors ethical leaders who foster community engagement and empower others through entrepreneurship and integrity, was presented to Samuel N. Lombardo and Dena M. Lombardo.
An entrepreneur, Samuel is the founder and chairman
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Millersville University president Daniel A. Wubah (far left) and Judith Wubah (second from left) celebrated with award winners (continuing right) Samuel and Dena Lombardo, Kevin and Pamela Mahoney, and Amber and Sen. Scott Martin.
Trivia Event, Moravian Sugar Cake Sale Set
The Moravian Center of Lancaster and Lancaster Moravian Church have announced two events. The organizations are located at 227 N. Queen St., Lancaster.
The Moravian Center of Lancaster will host Baby Boomer Music Trivia on Saturday, June 13, from 4 to 6 p.m. on the second floor. Doors will open at 3 p.m., and refreshments will be available for purchase.
Hosted by Scott B., the event will test attendees’ knowledge of music and musical artists from the ‘50s to the ‘80s. The event is free of charge, and prizes will be awarded for the first- through third-place winners. For more information, call 717-278-9008.
The women’s group of Lancaster Moravian Church will sponsor a Moravian sugar cake sale on Saturday, June 20. The 8-inch cakes will be freshly baked that morning. Curbside pickup will be available at the church from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Alternately, when community members place their orders, they may arrange to pick up the cakes at a member’s home in Lititz from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
Orders will be received through Monday, June 15, unless the expected quantity is sold out earlier. To order, call 717-278-9008 or email hill@comcast.net, and specify the desired pickup location. Proceeds from the sale will be used for mission and outreach projects.
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emeritus of the Benecon Group and ConnectCare3. He and his wife have created significant opportunities for Millersville students through their long-standing philanthropic support. Their most recent gift was transforming the historic Brooks Hall into the Samuel N. and Dena M. Lombardo Hall, home of the Lombardo College of Business. They have also supported the construction of the Lombardo Welcome Center, as well as student scholarships, faculty development, equipment, and internships.
The Innovandi Award for Excellence in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics honored Kevin B. Mahoney and Pamela J. Mahoney for their leadership in advancing scientific discovery, technological innovation, and education. Pamela earned her degree in special education from Millersville in 1982 and has taught at the Woods School, the Phelps School, and the Overbrook School for the Blind. Kevin, Class of 1981, is the chief executive officer of the University of Pennsylvania Health System. In 2020, the Mahoneys established the Pamela Kane Mahoney ‘82 Special Education Scholarship to support students pursuing careers in elementary special education. Kevin also received the university’s Distinguished Alumni Award in 2021.
The Pharus Award for Leadership in Education was awarded to Sen. Scott F. Martin, Class of 2002, and Amber L. Martin, recognizing their commitment to expanding access to education and opportunity. Amber currently serves as Lancaster County treasurer and is a local business owner whose company develops and
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manages homeowner and condominium associations throughout central Pennsylvania. A lifelong Lancaster County resident, Scott was elected to represent Pennsylvania’s 13th Senatorial District in November 2016 and was re-elected in 2020 and 2024. He currently serves as chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee and previously chaired both the Senate Education Committee and the Senate Local Government Committee.
Current students played an integral role in the Presidential Gala. MUTV students assisted with the production of videos that accompanied each award presentation, and members of the Technology and Engineering Education Collegiate Association created special Millersville clocks for presentation to the honorees. Students from the Tell School of Music provided entertainment during the opening reception and throughout dinner.
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Kevorkian is a professor of history at Millersville University. Her specialties include Colonial Pennsylvania, German, and environmental history. The upcoming presentation is related to her book “People and the Environment in the Area of Lancaster, PA Since 1300.” Kevorkian holds a doctorate degree.
Bethel Church Sets Hymn Sing
Bethel Church of Conestoga, 3716 Main St., will host a Flag Day hymn sing on Sunday, June 14, at 6 p.m. Audience members may request hymns to sing, accompanied by the piano, organ, and trumpet. An ice cream social will follow the hymn sing.
For more information, contact Kay at 717-299-9576.
Grave Concern Posts Meeting
Grave Concern will hold a quarterly public meeting with a program on Wednesday, June 17, at 7 p.m. at Mennonite Life, 2215 Millstream Road, Lancaster. The program will be “A Last Act of Caring.” Author and researcher Susan Reinhold will discuss her book about the cemetery located at Brethren Village. The presentation will include information on the history of Brethren Village, changes to the campus, and the cemetery. The meeting is free and open to the public. Grave Concern is an organization dedicated to the history, preservation, and restoration of historical burial places.
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Historical Society Plans Program
The Millersville Area Historical Society will offer a presentation at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 13, in the Millersville Borough Administration and Police Building, 100 Municipal Drive. Doors will open at 8:30 a.m. and lock at 9:15 a.m.
Randy J. Harris, an independent consulting historian and education and outreach associate with LancasterHistory, will present “The BoudeSmith Incident - A spark of Resistance in Columbia, 1804, and the Continuing Quest for Freedom.” The resistance against the
institution of slavery in Columbia and beyond can be traced, according to local and national historians, to an event on Front Street in Columbia in 1804. Harris explained that the family of Revolutionary War Maj. Thomas Boude and the family’s young indentured servant, Stephen Smith, successfully resisted the attempted kidnapping and removal of Smith’s enslaved mother. Stephen was about 8 years old, and his mother, Nance, was about 35.
A Lancaster resident since 1995, Harris has more than 35 years of experience in the field of historic pres -
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An experienced and skilled physical therapist – including in vestibular conditions, concussions, chronic pain, orthopedic disorders and post-operative conditions – Cassie is a wife and mother who is deeply embedded and invested in our community.
ervation and community development. His work with LancasterHistory focuses on research and community outreach in connection with the Thaddeus Stevens & Lydia Hamilton Smith Center for History & Democracy - a project he helped launch in 2000 when he served as executive director of the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County. The western Pennsylvania native, who trained to be a journalist, also is a partner with the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom, the group responsible for securing listings by the National Park Service for sites, programs, and facilities that have an authentic connection to the Underground Railroad.
Admission is free, and donations will be accepted. For more details, contact Phil Gerber at 717-872-8837 before noon or at pge8507@ aol.com.
She is a Lancaster County native who starred in field hockey at Penn Manor and Penn State, and earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Temple.
Cassie is certified for Direct Access in Pennsylvania (no doctor’s referral needed) and has vast experience in the outpatient setting.
The good news is that the transition will be seamless: same great staff (Heather, Marieke and Jill), same flexible hours: Mon., Wed., Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tues., Thur, by appt., same accessible location (234 Manor Ave., Millersville), same phone number (717-8718727) and fax number (717-842-2012), same email address (info@ gamberpt.com) and same experienced, personal and one-on-one care that you expect.
Bird Club Plans Field Trip
The Lancaster County Bird Club (LCBC) will offer a field trip exploring Lancaster Conservancy’s Ferncliff Wildlife and Wildflower Preserve and nearby Bald Eagle Road in Drumore on Sunday, June 21, at 7 a.m.
The trip is free and open to the public. Participants must register with trip leader Ted Nichols at 717856-3851 or tanicholsii@ gmail.com by 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 20.
For more information about the LCBC, visit www.lancasterbirdclub .org, www.facebook .com/lancasterbirdclub, or www.instagram.com/ lancasterbirdclub.
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