Thanking our Mothers and our Nurses
At Hospice Savannah we are always looking for reasons to celebrate and affirm life! This week I’d like to acknowledge and thank both our mothers (Mother’s day is on Sunday)…
At Hospice Savannah we are always looking for reasons to celebrate and affirm life! This week I’d like to acknowledge and thank both our mothers (Mother’s day is on Sunday)…
Please join me in supporting volunteer Stephen Darr at his reception this Thursday evening. Steve’s show “Moving off the Grid: Acrylic Abstractions in Color and Line” gives a major pop of…
My gratitude to the National Elementary Honor Society members of Savannah Christian Preparatory School who led a food drive at their prospective campuses to benefit our patients and their families.…
Last week I had the great pleasure of attending the National Hospice and Palliative Care’s annual leadership conference in Washington, DC with my new Board Chair, Myra Hill. In the…
At yesterday’s Annual Meeting, Myra Hill (pictured) was elected Chair of our Board of Directors for 2104-2015. Bruce Barragan was named Vice Chair; E.B. (Zeke) Gaines, III was named Secretary;…
This week I’d like to address the confusion that exists about the various hospices in our area as it relates to giving. In evaluating any business, I look at the…
Our Hospice Inpatient Unit (HIPU) patients are the most recent recipients of Savannah’s First Ever Crowd Sourced Yarn Bomb at Green Truck Neighborhood Pub on Habersham Street. Yarn bombing, urban knitting…
The Salute to Senior Service Contest, sponsored by the Home Instead Senior Care network, recognizes the inspiring efforts of everyday seniors and highlights the benefits of volunteering. Hospice Savannah is…
Every spring, I look forward to working with the children and youth at our annual bereavement camp, Camp Aloha. Hospice Savannah’s employees and volunteers join together to work with kids…
“Never, never be afraid to do what’s right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society’s punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict…