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Cit yV iewN C.co m | 45 WE OFFER • Traditional funeral services • Cremation with a full array of service options • Arranging honors for military services (active, retired or veterans) • Assistance with the filing of benefits (Social Security, VA) authorizations (death certificates) and insurance • Memorial DVDs and other memorial tributes • Pre-planning funeral options • Serving all faiths and cultures: We care for families of all faiths and are able to assist those without a spiritual leader WE PROVIDE • Full service facilities • Chapel seating for over 200 people • Exceptional staff: We have carefully chosen each member of our staff to ensure that our families receive the most professional, compassionate care • Family operated atmosphere. We answer to YOU. We offer the level of compassionate care only a family can provide 545 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301 | 910.483.1331 | www.JerniganWarren.com Jernigan-Warren Funeral Home Family Owned and Operated Since 1933 "When your family needs us, our family will be there" FEBRUARY 2020 CITYVIEW THE VALENTINE'S ISSUE C i t y V i e w Mar ch 2020 F ayetteville 's Lifestyle M ag azi ne | www . Cit yVi e wNC.com MARCH MADNESS MUNCHIES WOMEN IN BUSINESS YARDS OF SISTERHOOD Cape Fear Valley Health. Where patients are healed, and doctors learn. When you come to Cape Fear Valley Health, and receive our award-winning care, there's something you probably didn't know. We're a teaching hospital. That's right. We've been selected because of our excellence. We've earned the right to teach. Our best and brightest are teaching the next generation of doctors in the future of medicine. Cape Fear Valley Health residents learn from the best in Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics, Gynecology and General Surgery. So next time you're here, look around. You'll no doubt see the next generation of top doctors. Cape Fear Valley Health. The best treating hospital is also the best learning hospital. Other hospitals practice medicine. We also teach it. A comprehensive guide to health care in Cumberland County and surrounding areas YOUR LOCAL HEALTH & WELLNESS RESOURCE D I R E C T O R Y 2 0 2 0 MEDICAL &DENTAL CityView Fayetteville's Lifestyle Magazine www.CityViewNC.com | April 2020 The STeepleS of fayeTTeville THE FAITH ISSUE APRIL 2020 CITYVIEW Cit y Vie w M edi a For advertising opportunities contact sales@city viewnc.com or call 910.423.6500 timers, too, who may just be passing through on I-95. He'll likely be there for the lunch and dinner crowds, too. Always sporting a big smile. His sister Eleni is working the sizzling grill, just like she's done for the past 17 years. She pours batter to form bunny ears for a child's hotcake order, adding raisins for eyes and a nose. It's the little things that really are the big things. Instead of spotting Guy Fieri, we see the Guy family, 11 strong, tucked into a far end of the dining room. e day before, they laid to rest the family matriarch, Edna Jean Guy, who passed away unexpectedly. "is is Fayetteville's best-kept secret," says patriarch Sam Guy, who favors the mammoth club sandwich. "We're family, there's no better way to put it," he adds, referring not only to his children and grandchildren, but the Drakoses, their kind staff and customers. His wife, "Mrs. Jean," 72, was the owner of Guy's Schools on McPherson Church Road. Daughter Jennifer says the family celebrated her mom's 70th birthday at the restaurant, and her parents' 51st anniversary there just the month before. Mrs. Jean loved the liver and onions. Brenda Autry, a retired business teacher, taught Jennifer at Terry Sanford High School some years ago. She's enjoying breakfast with her husband, George, who retired as an area manager at Goodyear. ey figure they've been coming here for about 30 years. Nikolaos "Nick" Drakos bought the 48-seat New York Restaurant 30 years ago with his wife, Selena. Eleni Drakos keeps the grill sizzling with comfort food favorites.

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