Post Falls Rotary dedicates crosswalks to honor Mark Jones, others
Resa Berger-Tucker, right, smiles Tuesday as she reads a sign honoring her late stepfather, Mark Jones. The sign was installed at the crosswalk on the north side of New Vision Alternative High School in Post Falls where Jones spent many years mentoring students through the Alternative to Suspension Program. Also pictured, from left: Post Falls Rotary President Amy Boni, Jones' grandson, Remington Tucker, and Post Falls Rotary President-elect Christina Petit.
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A newly installed crosswalk at Compton Street and Poleline Avenue has been dedicated to the founding members of the Post Falls Rotary Club, which was formed 30 years ago. From left: Bob Seale, Amy Boni, Chris Schneider, Christina Petit, Kay Viebrock, Pam Houser, Tom Malzahn, Chad Rittenour, Robert Palus, April Fortier and Christi Fleischman.
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A crosswalk at Stagecoach Drive and Poleline Avenue in Post Falls has been dedicated by Post Falls Rotary to the late Mark Jones, who dedicated much of his life to his work with students and other aspects of his community. Jones died in 2024 at age 55.
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POST FALLS — For a guy with a fairly common name, Mark Jones was an uncommon guy.
He believed in the kids who fall through the cracks of society, the ones with difficult home lives who often find their way to juvenile detention.
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