About Us
Elizabeth Fry
Founder of Beyond the Fork in the Road – Nationally recognized in the field of aging, Liz brings over 30 years of experience counseling and advocating for older adults in leadership positions at local, state and national levels. She served as a congressional delegate to two White House Conferences on Aging, testified on a variety of aging issues in Congress and was instrumental in passing legislation related to housing needs of the elderly. Raised in a remodeled school house with antiques and vintage items prominently displayed, Liz quickly recognizes items of value thanks to her parents' passion for antiques.
A personal passion, a professional commitment
Liz personally experienced the trauma of sorting through years of acquisitions and traveling through decades of memories in the homes of loved ones. She understands how items that may appear trivial to some, may be of value to its owner for sentimental reasons.
Liz experienced the countless hours of sorting through her parents' possessions and, with other family members, having to make the difficult decisions about what to keep, sell, or donate to a charity. She understood the physical demand and emotional stress involved. She saw the need in her community for those who have no one to help.
This need resulted in the formation of a new business, Beyond the Fork in the Road.
ABOUT US
Our Core Value
Trustworthiness
It is our privilege to assist you in relocating to your new home. We earn the trust given to us by handling all property, relationships and details with integrity, honesty and trustworthiness.
Respect
We recognize that items have a value to their owner and honor those feelings by handling all items with respect. We provide options for all of our services and, acknowledging that you are in control of the process, respectfully honor the choices you make.
Sensitivity
We understand that moving can be a stressful time and we are sensitive to the emotional upheaval that you may experience. We will work beside you in a manner that is supportive, patient, and considerate.