LIFE B4 COMMUNITY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 Blue Ash company sued by state A company I reported on earlier this year has been sued by the state of Ohio for, among other things, taking advantage of elderly and low-income people. Queen City Script Care, of Blue Ash, was to provide discounted prescription medication to those in need, but is being accused of making unauthorized withdrawals from consumer's bank accounts and failing two months. I got my medicine, paid $30, and then all of a sudden I wasn't getting any medicine and he basically said, it's on the Beckelhimer had complained to company owner Tom Fenske, but says she was still charged $30 monthly even though she wasn't getting her medicine. Then, she says, Queen City Script Care took multiple charges out of her bank account in the same month. Ruth Hill of Versailles also had multiple payments taken from her bank account.
"The problem started when there were four withdrawals in May," she says. Her husband, Clarence, was paying the company $40 a month and also had multiple withdrawals from his account in one month. Missing medicine and multiple withdrawals were also big problems for Betty Goodman of Georgetown, who complained to Fenske. "One month he took out $30 from my checking account six times. I went to the bank three times to stop the payments," she said.
Goodman is also upset because they kept taking money for medicine for her husband Larry -months after he died. "I kept calling the office and saying, 'Why are you taking money for Larry? He's dead, he's not getting no Many consumers said they only way they stopped those payments was to close their bank account. Queen City Script Care President Tom Fenske wouldn't do an interview with me, but told me all money withdrawn by mistake was being refunded. However, the Ohio Attorney General's office says it has 20 unresolved complaints against the business totaling $7,141.18. In the lawsuit, the business and owners Thomas Fenske and The resa Fenske are charged with multiple violations of the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act.
The suit seeks restitution for consumers, injunctive relief, civil penalties, and other costs. Attorney General Mike DeWine says other consumers have been affected and he wants those who have been treated unfairly to file a complaint with his office at 800-282-0515. DeWine says, "With the upcoming heath care changes, we will continue to watch for businesses that make misleading claims about health care services." There really is a program to help patients get free or discounted medications. It is run by the pharmaceutical companies and eligible consumers can apply for patient assistance for free. Many nonprofits offer help for no charge.
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13. He worked for CSX. He was an Air Force veteran and a member of the Good Shepherd Baptist Church. Survived by wife Terry Adamson; children Beverly (Jeff) Adams, Rob Adamson ert "Bobby" (Kim) Adamson, Tammy (Dave) Campfield, Bradley (Debi) McLaughlin; siblings Ronald (Betty), Dan (Barb) Adamson, Kathy (Richard) McKinley; grandchildren Siera Adams, Tylor, Josh, Brittney Campfield, Sydney, Grace Adamson, Chloe, Olivia McLaughlin, Amiya Riddle. Services were Sept.
18 at Hall-Baker Funeral Home. Memorials to any Support Your Troops organization. Lee Boggs Lee Boggs, 80, Batavia, died Sept. 6. He owned Lee Jack's TV Appliances.
He was a Navy veteran of Korea. Survived by wife Nancy Boggs; children Pamela (Paul) Fernbach, Jeffrey (Wanda), Grant (Deborah), Brent (Sandra) Boggs, Karen (Tom) Bagley, Emily (Robert) Boggs-Brown; two sisters; 13 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by a brother. Services were Sept. 14 at E.C.
Nurre Funeral Home. Memorials to the Alzheimer's Association, Clermont County Humane Society or Ohio Veterans Home. Donald Carroll Donald L. Carroll, 79, Union Township, died Sept. 10.
Survived by children Mary Beth (Bob) Sandmann, Brigitte (Benjy) Caton, Bill (Terrie) Ken-ney, Dan (Paula), Tom (Jenny), Becky Carroll; siblings Marilyn Donnelly, Jim (Marie) Carroll; 14 grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren; nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by wives Julia, Stephanie Carroll, brothers Jack (Ann), Bob (Shirley) Carroll. Services were Sept. 13 at Immaculate Heart of Mary. Arrangements by TP.
White Sons Funeral Home. Memorials to a charity of the donor's choice. Marjorie Doherty Marjorie Helmes Doherty, 80, died Sept. 11. Survived by children Deborah Gilpin, Jeanne Wyble, James III, Robert, William Doherty, Julie Doherty Hawkins; grandchildren Jacqueline Watkins, Joel Gilpin, Cody, Cory Doherty, Joey, Lyle Hawkins; great-grandchildren Chandler, William, Ethan Wat-kins, Cecilia, Karlye Gilpin; siblings Susan Murphy, Glenn Helmes.
Preceded in death by husband James Doherty Jr. Services were Sept. 23 at Our Lady of Lourdes. Arrangements by Dalbert, Woodruff Isenogle Funeral Home. Memorials to the American Diabetes Association, Special Olympics or Susan G.
Komen for the Cure. Gail Gould Gail J. Gould, 79, Pierce Township, died Sept. 11. Survived by children Gregory (Robbin) Gould, Regina (Dennis) Griffith; granddaughters Lauren, Emily Bogucki, Victoria Gould; great-grandchild Taylor Skinner; sisters Carleen Wehage, Jacqueline Gripshover, Paula Beach; many nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by husband Richard Gould, siblings Joseph Goetz, Sharon Vickers. Services were Sept. 14 at St. Veronica. Arrangements by TP.
White Sons Funeral Home. Memorials to the Hospice of Cincinnati. Rosella Graser Rosella "Pink" Graser, 103, formerly of Batavia, died Sept. 15. She was a homemaker.
Survived by nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by husband Robert Graser, daughter Sister Mary Alice Graser, OSU; siblings Edward, Julia, Sylvia, George (Pud) Ehmet, Mary Haberman. Services were Sept. 18 at Little Sisters of the Poor. Arrangements by TP.
White Sons. Rosemary Hayes Rosemary Stegman Hayes, Batavia, died Sept. 7. She was a long-time member of the Catholic Order of Foresters and St. Philomena Church.
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