Crossing Guard Audrey Luthman (second from left) was honored for her 40 years of service as a Falls Church City employee at the Employee Service Award luncheon last month. She’s a crossing guard on Haycock Road for George Mason High School students, and on Oak Street for Thomas Jefferson Elementary School students.
Pictured above with Luthman are, from left to right, Police Chief Harry Reitze, Deputy Chief Mary Gavin and City Manager Wyatt Shields. (Falls Church City Photo/Barbara Gordon)
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