“I can’t say enough about the exceptional care my mother received. I was very pleased. My mother commented several times how well she liked her caregivers.”
“What you did to help us at the time we needed you most meant more than words can express!”
“Thank you for quietly helping so many people…at a very confusing and stressful time in people’s lives. May God bless you and your work.”
“The Hospice nurses gently trained me, my sister, and dad on how to take care of my mom and make her comfortable. She died peacefully at home where she wanted to be with her family around her.”
“To all the staff at Hospice House – thank you for your love and warm care of my father. My mother said, ‘they are like saints.’ We appreciate all you’ve done.”
“Our Center for Hospice Care nurse was absolutely fantastic. She helped us every step of the way with the care of our loved one and in receiving specialized diet, medicine, wound services while our loved one was in the nursing home through her passing.”
“Your support prior to and immediately after the death of our loved one was exceptional and very much appreciated.”
“Excellent organization and staff/volunteers. I don’t know what we would have done without Center for Hospice Care.”
“We know that you all were a Godsend. And we cannot thank you for the love you gave us. We love you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We needed you.”
“THE BEST!! Compassionate care at its best. They made a difficult situation tolerable and (never an easy situation) helped me when I needed it most!!”
“My husband was able to stay at home which meant a lot to him. Center for Hospice Care played a big role in that. My family could not have done it without them.”
“Center for Hospice Care is awesome. Very special people who are remarkable.”
Sometimes healing has no words. Sometimes it’s a color. After the death of Barbara Coleman’s adult daughter, Cherie, words weren’t available. They...
When church after church refused to baptize a dying man, the Center for Hospice Care stepped in to help grant his last...
Georgia Dunbar, who sits quiet most days, her mind clouded with dementia, can still sing a few lines of her own song....
WWII veteran Wilbur Lewis came to us one day in the spring of 2016 with terminal cancer, but you wouldn’t know it...
