FAIRFIELD, OH (FOX19) - The community is invited to attend a free event at Mercy Health Fairfield Hospital and learn more aboiut what they have to offer.

The event takes place from 5:30-7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 19, in the auditorium of the Mercy Health — Fairfield HealthPlex.

Visitors will learn about the newly expanded Emergency Department, which includes a new, six-bay treatment area. With a bigger treatment area, emergency physicians can begin treating patients even sooner to help them get back to their lives and be well.

There will also be medical emergency presentations including how to administer CPR and the Heimlich maneuver and masseurs from HelathPlex will give free massages.

Registration is required by calling 513-95-MERCY (956-3729) and press option 2 and then option 1 or visit www.e-mercy.com.

The Fairfield woman had been missing for nearly two years at the time of the discovery.  But now, a monument dedicated to her will make sure people remember her.

Katelyn's father, Dave Markham, says this monument gives people a chance to go and remember her because there's nowhere else to do that right now.

Alongside a rural road in Indiana sits the memorial cross dedicated in memory of Katelyn.  Her remains were found by people looking for scrap metal along a nearby creek.

"It's bittersweet.  But, it's a place where she was found," said Dave Rader of Ohio chapter of Texas Equusearch.

Rader says they hooked up with a local man to build that cross.  The waist-high monument now gives people a place to remember Katelyn.