Charitable Funds Established To Honor Victims Of Greeley Mall Tragedy

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Charitable funds have been established to honor the two women who lost their lives in the tragic incident that took place at Visionworks in Greeley Mall last month.

Because Visionworks' employee Jennifer Hudgens was a Physical Education major at the University of Northern Colorado, her family has created The Jennifer Hudgens Scholarship Fund to benefit Physical Education students at UNC.

The family of Kimberly Fletcher, who was a Visionworks customer when the accident occurred, have requested donations to a memorial fund established in her name to support her husband and young son.

Visionworks and Highmark, its parent company, have made donations to both funds. Reconstruction of the Visionworks location in Greeley Mall is now complete and the store has re-opened.  Employees, who had been temporarily relocated to other company stores during the restoration process, have returned.

Visionworks is a subsidiary of Eye Care Centers of America, Inc., a leading provider of eye care services with more than 430 optical retails stores in 35 states.  Eye Care Center of America, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of HVHC, Inc., a Highmark company. For more information, visit www.visionworkseyewear.com.

SOURCE Visionworks

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