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a publication of HOSPICE of HUNTINGTON, INC.
Serving patients in Cabell, Lincoln, Mason and Wayne counties in West Virginia, and southern Ohio
SALLY R. TWEEL:
Serving theTri-State
(304) 525-3711 • www.st-marys.org
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Pediatric urology
General adult urology
Urological cancer surgery
Minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery
Robotic-assisted surgery
Minimally invasive surgery for enlarged prostates
Kidney stone removal
Male and female incontinence,including surgery
Voiding dysfunction
Sacral Neuromodulation (Interstim)
Male infertility
Female urology
Office-based procedures
Medical and surgical treatment of erectile dysfunction
THE HANDS OF EXPERIENCE® IN ADVANCED UROLOGICAL CARE
The experienced physicians at St. Mary’s Urology provide the latest urologic
treatments and services to help patients quickly return to normal daily activity.
St. Mary’s Urology physicians offer the following services:
L to R, Jeffrey Kaplan, FNP-BC, Frederick Martinez, MD, FACS, Rocco Morabito Sr., MD, FACS, Rocco Morabito Jr., MD, FACS and Amy Chase, FNP-BC
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highlights SALLY R. TWEEL:SERVING THE TRI-STATEBy Carter Taylor Seaton | 4
bereavement & educationBEREAVEMENT PROGRAMS & EVENTS | 3
donor support2017 LIGHT A LIFE CAMPAIGN | 9
MEMORIAL BRICK CAMPAIGN | 10
BRIDGE OF CARING | 11
DAME CICELY SAUNDERS SOCIETY | 12
volunteersCOMMUNITY CORNER | 6
BECOME A VOLUNTEER | 6
also inside >>A Message from the President & CEO | 2Taste of Hospice | 8
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HOSPICE OF HUNTINGTON, INC.President & CEO Melanie Hall
Board of Trustees Dr. Vera Rose, Chair
Terry Deppner Hardin, Vice-ChairCatherine (Cassie) Landers, Treasurer
Michael Chirico, Secretary
Members
Sharinga publication of HOSPICE of HUNTINGTON, INC.
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Kelly CollierTerry Deppner Hardin
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Catherine (Cassie) LandersMargaret (Moppy) Lavery
David LunsfordDr. Joye Martin
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(304) 525-3711 • www.st-marys.org
PINTEREST LOGO ICON for Adobe IllustratorFACEBOOK LOGO ICON for Adobe Illustrator
Pediatric urology
General adult urology
Urological cancer surgery
Minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery
Robotic-assisted surgery
Minimally invasive surgery for enlarged prostates
Kidney stone removal
Male and female incontinence,including surgery
Voiding dysfunction
Sacral Neuromodulation (Interstim)
Male infertility
Female urology
Office-based procedures
Medical and surgical treatment of erectile dysfunction
THE HANDS OF EXPERIENCE® IN ADVANCED UROLOGICAL CARE
The experienced physicians at St. Mary’s Urology provide the latest urologic
treatments and services to help patients quickly return to normal daily activity.
St. Mary’s Urology physicians offer the following services:
L to R, Jeffrey Kaplan, FNP-BC, Frederick Martinez, MD, FACS, Rocco Morabito Sr., MD, FACS, Rocco Morabito Jr., MD, FACS and Amy Chase, FNP-BC
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NON-DISCRIMINATION NOTICE Hospice of Huntington complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. For further information about this policy contact Hospice of Huntington at 304-529-4217.
ATTENTION: If you speak English, language assistance services, free of charge, are available to you. Call 1-304-529-4217.ATENCIÓN: Si habla español, tiene a su disposición servicios gratuitos de asistencia lingüística. Llame al 1-304-529-4217.
注意：如果您使用繁體中文，您可以免費獲得語言援助服務。請致電 1-304-529-4217.
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A Message From PRESIDENT & CEO MELANIE HALL
Serving others brings joy, both to the server and to the one being served. It
is a shared gift. This time of year provides the chance to reflect on those who
serve others and the impact they have had on our lives. We are grateful for their
dedication and self-sacrifice. They inspire us to reach out and serve others too.
During this holiday season may we be mindful of the needs of others. For some
people, this is a joyous time. For others, this season brings sorrow. For others,
it is a mixture of both. If this holiday season is challenging for you, know that
Hospice of Huntington is here to help. A phone call to our office is all it takes to
find help during this time. It is our honor to serve you.
MELANIE HALL | President & CEO
Make a tax-deductible gift to Hospice of Huntington!Your gift supports our mission to provide compassionate physical, emotional, and spiritual care to patients with a life-limiting illness, and continued support for their families, regardless of their ability to pay. Your donation also supports specialized programs, including bereavement and counseling services available to anyone in our community.
Amount $ ___________ (Please make check payable to: Hospice of Huntington)
Please accept my tax-deductible gift: Send your donation and this form to: q in memory of (deceased person) Hospice of Huntington, Incq in honor of (living person) P.O. Box 464 Name of Person to be Remembered/Honored: Huntington, WV 25709 ________________________________________ Attn: Development Departmentq as a general donation
Contact information q In addition to me, please send notification of this gift to:
___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________Name Name
___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________Address Address
___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________City State Zip City State Zip
Thank you! By sending this form in and using your first-class stamp, you allow more funds for our programs and services.
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A CAMP FOR CHILDREN WHO HAVE EXPERI-ENCED THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE
Finding laughter through the tears. April 28 & 29, 2018Howell’s Mill Christian Assembly Camp | Ona, WV
Camp Good Grief turns 24 in 2018! This year we are doing things differently. In hopes of reaching not only bereaved children in our area, we want to reach out to their families as well. Thus we are hosting our first ever Camp Good Grief / Good Family Retreat weekend on April 28th and 29th, 2018.
On Saturday, April 28th we will hold our Camp Good Grief from 9 am until 4:30 pm for children ages 6 to 16. During this day the children will attend multiple sessions on grief and discuss different things they have faced or may face in regards to their grief. They will also participate in fun team building exercises as well as make a memorial craft.
Then on Sunday, April 29th we will invite the children back along with their families for our Good Grief Family Retreat from 9 am until 2:30 pm. This day will be spent learning about how families grieve by acknowledging both their similarities and differences. We will host family sessions covering communication and feelings associated with grief. Lunch will be provided both days along with light snacks. There is no cost to attend, but space is limited and applications for campers and families will be received on a first come first serve basis. Daycare provided for kids under age 5.
24 years!
BereavementEvents
We’ll Come to You… Hospice of Huntington’s Bereavement Department is available to come to your agency or organization and present on a majority of the listed topics on this calendar as well as others such as sudden and unexpected loss including suicide and homicide, dating after the death of a partner, coping with the loss of a pet, coping with the death of a spouse, coping with the death of a child, coping with the death of a parent and more. We are also available to facilitate our four week grief class entitled, “The Grief Journey” for those facilities who have bereaved individuals that could benefit from an educational support group experience. Please contact the Bereavement Department at Hospice of Huntington at (304) 529-4217 for further details and information.
For more information or to register for an event: Jaimie Armentrout, Bereavement Coordinator at (304) 529-4217 or (800) 788-5480 or by email at [email protected]
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JANUARY – MARCH 2018
The Grief Journey: A Six-Week ClassExplore various aspects of grief and ways of
coping with life changes after a loved one dies through attending this six week class.
Mondays at 1:30pmSession 1:
January 8, 15, 22, 29 and February 5, 12
Session 2: February 19, 26 and March 5, 12, 19, 26
Dating After DeathAttend this seminar to discuss issues and
concerns one might face for dating again after the death of a loved one.
Thursday, February 8 at 6:00pm
Reservations are required.All meetings will be held at the Hospice of Huntington office
(1101 6th Avenue | Huntington, WV)
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Sally was a giver. In her ninety-nine years, she’d given support to her husband Jim, as they built one of Huntington’s iconic restaurants: Jim’s Steak & Spaghetti House. She gave to her three children, Jimmie, Larry, and Ron, as well as to her large tribe of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She also gave of herself to the Huntington community and many of its civic organizations: Hospice of Huntington, The Huntington Symphony Orchestra, American Cancer Society, Musical Arts Guild, the Pediatric Clinic, her church, Fifth Avenue Baptist, Contact, and Reach for Recovery. So, it’s not hard to imagine, that if the tables had been turned, it would have been Sally on the giving side of her last experience with Hospice.
Sally was also a positive person. Born July 16, 1917, she grew up in and lived in Beckley, West Virginia, until she married Jim Tweel and moved to Huntington. She lived by several pithy sayings, which she drilled into her children, and which they printed as tokens that were distributed at her funeral in September 2016: “No one knows what he can do until he tries it.” “He who shoots beneath the stars, shoots too low,” and “There’s nothing to it if you just get up and do.”
Those sayings sustained her when as a younger woman, she served on the Hospice of Huntington Board of Directors, worked in the gift shop as a volunteer, and participated in fundraising for the organization. And those sayings also describe the attitudes of those Hospice caregivers who tended to Sally. She was dedicated to Hospice knowing well the relief families had felt when Hospice entered the picture. For Sally’s family, having Hospice’s in-home care at the end was important. She’d always said she wanted to die in her bed in the home she and Jim had built together. Hospice of Huntington provided that wish.
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According to her oldest son, Larry, about six months before she died, the family realized more medically-oriented care was now needed. “Because of mother’s physical and mental limitations we had caregivers 24/7 for several years. They took great care of her, but as she worsened we found she needed more support. A Hospice of Huntington nurse visited her each week to see what she needed, check on her diet, check her blood pressure, and check her medicines to see if they needed to be adjusted. She had many urinary tract infections in the last eight years. Sometimes, they affect you mentally, so we needed help medically. The private duty caregivers that had worked for us were absolutely fantastic, but they were not medically trained, and we needed someone’s help once a week to tell us what we really needed to do. Once Hospice of Huntington came in, it relieved a great burden from Jimmie, Ron, me and the caregivers.”
SALLY R. TWEEL:
Serving theTri-State By: Carter Taylor Seaton
Above: Sally Tweel with her children, Larry, Jimmie, and Ron
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Above: Sally and Jim Tweel on vacation
“The thing about Hospice,” Larry says, “it’s a great organization; they have a beautiful house (The Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House), and they are well organized; but the key to the organization, so far as we are concerned, is the nurses who came out weekly to visit with Mother. Several people in particular, a nurse and a social worker, kidded around with her, kept everything on the upbeat, and made us feel comfortable with how we were caring for Mother in her last months. That was a warm, wonderful feeling.” Both Jimmie and Larry praise Hospice of Huntington’s staff and volunteers for the support they provided to them, even when the information they imparted wasn’t what the family wanted to hear. “They told you what to expect, and then what to do. They’d say, ‘Take a deep breath, and you’ll get through it.’”
So why don’t even more families avail themselves of the home-based services? “I don’t think enough of the population know that it’s available,” says Jimmie. “I think people have this association with Hospice as only bringing a loved one to the [Emogene Dolin Jones] Hospice House two days
from dying, and because they think that’s (Hospice) a death sentence, they don’t do it. I just don’t think people are aware you can bring Hospice into your house.”
“I want to emphasize how awesome that was. We were so comfortable knowing that we could be at work and know Mother was being taken care of and that the caregivers had care, too. It was very comforting to know Hospice was going to come in every week, and tell us we were doing a good job,” said Jimmie. Larry nodded, and then added, “While Mother never articulated it, we could see in her eyes that it was comforting for her to be in her own bed, her own bathroom.” In turn that gave solace to the Tweels. The in-home services provided by Hospice had allowed them to approach the end of her life knowing she had quality care, and would die with dignity.
Above: Young Sally Rahall (Tweel)
Sally and Jim Tweel at a fundraiser event
To left: Sally and Jim Tweel celebrating Jim’s Spaghetti’s 50th Anniversary
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VOLUNTEER S E R V I C E SVolunteer Today.OUR VOLUNTEERS ARE THE
Heart of HospiceVolunteers make a difference in the lives of those in need in our community. Consider becoming a Hospice of Huntington volunteer. Learn the ways you can volunteer.
Become a volunteer. To learn more about these opportunities, please call Volunteer Services (304)-529-4217.
Wayne Spaghetti DinnerHospice of Huntington extends a huge “thank you” to the HOH Wayne County Advisory Board for hosting their annual spaghetti dinner fundraiser on October 21 at Wayne High School. The event featured a delicious meal, car show and crafters.
We Honor Veterans Hospice of Huntington was a proud participant in two area Veterans Day ceremonies this November, incuding the Wayne County Courthouse in Wayne, WV and the Wyngate at RiversEdge in Proctorville, OH. Additionally, the Wayne County Commission issued a proclamation recognizing November as National Hospice Month. We are honored to be given the opportunity to serve those who have selflessly served our country.
Tulip Planting for a Special CauseVolunteers Keith and Nicki Osburn assisted Raegan White, age 9, in the planting of tulips at the Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House on November 10. The bulbs were planted in memory of Raegan’s mother, Sarah Holbrook White. Sarah and her family were served by Hospice of Huntington at the Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House in 2017.
Hospice of Huntington welcomes opportunities to be involved in our local communities
community corner
COMMUNITY Advisory Board Member HUG ProgramCamp Good Grief/Family Retreat Tea Party & Other Fundraising Special EventsCraft Service ProjectSnack Basket Administrative
DIRECT CARE Patient & Family Support In-Home Spiritual SupportPatient/Family Support Pet HandlerBereavement Light Touch MassageChaplain Veteran-to-Veteran
FACILITY Patient & Family Support in FacilitiesHospice of Huntington Facility Maintenance
Pictured above: (left) Veterans ceremony at Wyngate at Rivers Edge, Proctorville. (right)
Raegan White planting tulips at EDJHH.
Pictured above: Wayne Spaghetti Dinner volunteers at Wayne High School
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Putting HEART in the GameCollege football coach, and Huntington native, Jim Grobe was the keynote speaker for a fundraiser dinner on May 11 at the St. Mary’s Conference Center. Through the generosity of several sponsors, high school athletes from across the area were given the opportunity to hear Coach Grobe’s message on “putting heart in the game.” Proceeds from the event benefitted the Hospice of Huntington Endowment Trust.
Pictured left: Jim Grobe, keynote speaker
The 15th Annual Heating up the Greens Golf Scramble was held on Monday, August 14 at Guyan Golf and Country Club. Nearly 100 golfers enjoyed a great day on the course, raising over $27,000 for Hospice of Huntington. Thank you to our generous sponsors for their support.
Congratulations to our winners:Flight 1: Flight 2:1st: Hall Funeral Home 1st: Pritchard Electric Team 12nd: BrickStreet Insurance 2nd: Moses Automall3rd: Chapman Printing 3rd: Bulldog Creative Services
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LENTIL SOUPFrom the Kitchen of Sally Tweel
Cozy up with a cup of soup and enjoy this quick and easy recipe, courtesy of the Tweel family.
Ingredients1 cup lentils 4 cups water1 large onion, cut in strips salt and pepper to taste¼ cup olive oil
DirectionsPick clean and wash lentils. In a sauce pot, combine lentils and water, bring to a boil, and cook for 15 minutes. In the mean time, sauté onions in olive oil until light brown in color and add to lentils. Add salt and pepper to taste. Cook for 15 minutes. More water may be added as needed.
Taste of HOSPICE
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DONATE ONLINE TODAY! hospiceofhuntington.org or call (304) 529-4217 to request a donation card.
Hospice of Huntington’s Light-A-Life Memorial tree campaign is a way to celebrate someone
special while also being a light for others.
With your donation to Hospice, a symbolic candle-of-life will be hung upon our memorial
tree in honor of the person you choose to remember or honor. Every tax deductible
donation provides medications and medical supplies for patients, as well as grief support for
their loved ones. A donation notification card will be sent to the person of your choice to let
them know you care. Light a candle for someone special. Light the way for your community...
Visit any of our tree locations
CABELL COUNTYEmogene Dolin Jones Hospice House
Huntington Mall | Main Office
LINCOLN COUNTYLincoln Primary Care Center
WAYNE COUNTYWayne County Courthouse
LAWRENCE COUNTY, OHIOLawrence County Courthouse, Ironton
City National Bank, Proctorville
2017 Light-A-LifeTREE CAMPAIGN
This holiday season, Hospice of Huntington invites you to
honor or remember a loved one during our annual “Light-A-Life” Tree Campaign.
hospiceofhuntington.org | (304) 781-2675
Get yours today for gifts or to add to your own collection!
Available online, at the Hospice of Huntington Main Office and the Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House.
2017 Hospice AngelGet your
o Yes, I would like to reserve my engraved brick(s) on the Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House Memorial Patio.o I would not like to purchase a brick, but instead make a donation to Hospice of Huntington, Inc.
______________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________Purchaser’s Name Business Name (if applicable)
______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________Mailing Address Apartment/Suite
______________________________________________________ ______________ ____________________________________City State Zip Code
( ________ ) ___________________________________________ ( ________ ) __________________________________________Daytime Telephone Fax
PAYMENT INFORMATIONNumber of Bricks ______ x $300 (each) = $ ____________ (amount enclosed)o Check enclosed (make payable to Hospice of Huntington, Inc.)o Please charge the full amount to my credit card (Visa/Mastercard) ______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________Billing Address (if different than above) Apartment/Suite
______________________________________________________ ______________ ____________________________________City State Zip Code
______________________________________________________ ______________ ____________________________________Card Number Expiration CRV (security number on back of card)
I authorize Hospice of Huntington to charge the total amount to my credit card.
______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________Signature (required) Date
PLEASE ENGRAVE THE FOLLOWING ON MY MEMORIAL BRICK(S): (three lines max, 18 characters per line, including spaces)
CHARACTERS
LINE 1
LINE 2
LINE 3
NOTE: All text will be centered on brick. You will be notified when your brick is ready and installed at the Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House. If purchasing more than one brick, please complete a separate order form for each brick. You may photocopy this order form or visit www.hospiceofhuntington.org to download.
PLEASE MAIL THIS COMPLETED FORM TO: Hospice of Huntington, Inc.ATTENTION: Brick CampaignPO Box 464 • Huntington, WV 25709 FOR MORE INFO CALL: (304) 529-4217 or (800) 788-5480
OR FAX TO: (304) 523-6051 www.hospiceofhuntington.org
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BRICK CAMPAIGN 2017Memorial
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Keith & Patty AdamsBethany AdkinsCatherine L. Adkins Jim AdkinsKevin P. AdkinsLouis H. AdkinsAdvantage ToyotaBetsy AlbrightJohn L. Allen FamilyAlbert Allie Michael AliffJohn & Middy AluiseNora ArtisRobert BaileyJames & Joyce BaisdenCarol Ballinger SimpsonLinda Ballinger Craig Judi Ballinger JamesBarboursville Women’s ClubNat BaumgarderRobert BelcherDenise Blair Stombock Family James & Lisa BlakeKristina BrannockMichael & Beverly Brannock & FamilyCharlie and Mary Ann BrownG. David & Martha BrumfieldNell BrumfieldAmanda & Craig BuellMegan & Chris BuellVicki & Charlie BuellC-K Florist, LLCTom & Cindy CannonSaundra L. Casey & FamilyChenoweth ChildrenR. J. ChenowethLarry & Dee Clark Sid & Arlene ClarkSan & Vivian Collins
John & Betty CookKerry L.CrawfordKeith & Christina CreasyMary Anne Crickard Ron & Jo Anne CyrusSamuel & Martha DameronGlennia P. DanielsThe Family of Shirley Broh DavisRon & Susan DeTemple Bill & Lois DolinRoger D. Elkins Bill & Suzanne EllisFairland Middle SchoolPaul & Charlene FarrellTrelma FullerRose Mary GadbutGene & Kim GardnerEthel GilliamJeffrey & Patricia GreenhillThe Family of Edward J. & Eleanor G. HannelGreg & Terry Deppner HardinJohn & Kimberly HathawayMark HathawayFred & LInda HaugheyThe Family of Sara L. Henry Michael & Elizabeth HensleyChristi HolleyScott HensleyMary HodgesMarjorie Hollandsworth Gregory & Patricia HolsingerLloyd G. Jackson II Kit JenkinsAlberta JoheCal & Nita Sue KentJames & Margaret Jones Christie KinseyPatti KirkPeggy Kirk
Richard & Rita KleinThomas & Julie KleinJerry & Sherrie LakeRobert L. LakeDr. Margaret LaveryJames LeachLincoln County Advisory BoardJames & Kathleen LinsenmeyerLogan United Methodist WomenRuth LyndMark MauldinBuck & Eileen McComasSusan McCrackenBeverly McElweeJames & Sherrie MearsKay MearsCorden MerrittFamily of Corden MerrittJerry & Shirley MidkiffAdelle MorrisonKaren & Edward W. Morrison Jr.Earl & Frankie NewmanThe Family of Virgil NicholsDeborah OursNancy PauleyPauline PauleyDavid PerdueGeraldine Perry FamilyDr. Cindy PinsonBobby Plaster & Janice May Gene & Beverly Pofahl Charles D. PrattJanis and Jim PrattShadi QasemSuzanne RabinCarlos & Nancy RayMary RhodesDr. Roberta G. Rice EstateChuck RipperRon & Joy Roach
Judy Sammons Steve & Martha SeithersRuth Drenan SevyDr. William S. Sheils, Sr. FamilyFleetia Marie L. Sims FamilyJim & Gaynell Smith, Jordan-Smith Electric Company, Inc.Bill & Dean StarkSt. Mary’s Medical Center Health Information ManagementJeffrey A. Strickland & Janet WolcottBen & Margaret SwindlerLaura ThackstonPete ThackstonDavid & Gloria ThompsonKathryn ThorntonThomas Tippett Joe & Omayma ToumaWayne County Advisory Board Donna UnderwoodDavid & Jacquelyn VascuraJanet WallaceFriends and Family of Maudie Weaver Kristen Weekley-CooleyLois WeixlerLynn WelkerGwen WestRobert WhiteLuther Woods
This “Bridge of Caring” Donor Wall is much more than a beautiful sculpture. In addition to recognizing significant naming gifts in a permanent and meaningful way, it also symbolizes our long-standing tradition of excellence in providing compassionate physical, emotional and spiritual care for those with a life-limiting illness and continued support for their families.
Bridge of Caring
Every attempt has been made to confirm the accuracy of this listing. If for some reason we’ve made a mistake, please contact us and we will correct our records. West Virginia Neighborhood Investment Program (NIP) Credits Available.
Nestled on the banks of the Ohio River with a view of the 31st Street Bridge, the Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House offers the perfect location for our “Bridge of Caring.” Leaves, clouds, waves and stones can be inscribed in perpetuity in remembrance or honor of a special person chronicling the growth of philanthropic support for Hospice of Huntington.
Thank you to the following who have supported our Bridge of Caring through their generous donations.
If you are interested in supporting this project through your special gift, please contact Karen Dickson, Director of Planned Giving and Major Gifts, at (304) 633-2169 or by email at [email protected].
Through September 30, 2017
For a complete list of donors visit our website, www.hospiceofhuntington.org/ways-to-give/donor-support-list
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BRICK CAMPAIGN 2017
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Every attempt has been made to confirm the accuracy of this listing. If for some reason we’ve made a mistake, please contact us and we will correct our records.
Honor Member 1 Million+William C. Dolin
Grace Members $250,000-$499,999Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor
Garland C. Frasher Estate
Devotion Members $100,000-$249,999Advantage ToyotaBB&T WV FoundationCabell County Excess Senior
Levy FundCabell Huntington HospitalLydia Anne Carver EstateLaura G. DarbyThe Darby Family
Foundation
Sally & Sam DuncanVerna & Jim Gibson, Sally &
Bill GibsonJeffrey MorrisonYvonne & Gerald Sleighter
EstatesSt. Mary’s Medical CenterStanley Craig Westfall Estate
Devotion Members $100,000-$249,999Anonymous DonorMargaret K. & Frank L.
AdkinsThe Earleen Heiner Agee &
Robert W. Agee Fund of the Foundation for the Tri State Community, Inc.
Orpha Beckett EstateClaude Worthington
Benedum FoundationCharles Clay EstateLinda & Bill CraigSuzanne & Bill EllisCharlene & Paul FarrellOuraine G. ForbesNancy FrancisMary Elizabeth & Lewis GlickMarcia & Steve HattenLinda & Fred Haughey
Nancy & Earl Heiner, Jr.Charles D. HensonHuntington Clinical
FoundationThe Huntington Foundation,
Inc.Fern & Bartow Ned JonesFlorine KeeseeKaren & Joe McDonieCatherine & Alan MorrisonThe Sue H. Moses FamilyTrudy Phillips EstateThe Estate of Bernice S.
PowersRadiology, Inc.Sally Wilson Residuary TrustUnited Way of the River
Cities
Caring Members $25,000-$49,9991st and 10 FoundationJean Ann & David M. AdkinsDoris & W.B. “Bart” AndrewsBennack-Polan FoundationJanet E. BromleyG. David and Martha
BrumfieldNell M. BrumfieldChapman Printing CompanyJoseph CookeThe Earle S. Dillard FamilyJoan C. Edwards Equity
TrustMichael J. FarrellFirst Sentry BankBob FouchLarry D. FouchLaurie & David Fox IIIMary Catherine & Stephen
G. FoxGuyan International The Hamer FoundationWilliam Douglas Hamilton
Estate
The Mary H. & J. Churchill Hodges Fund of the
Foundation for the Tri-State Community, Inc.Huntington Federal Savings
BankJordan-Smith ElectricNita Sue & Cal KentSheryl KetchumKreps and Zachwieja
Architects/Consultants, Inc.Dr. Margaret LaveryMcDonalds of HuntingtonAdelle MorrisonMary Moser EstateSally B. OxleyJane & Jack RardinClara ReeseRubberlite, Inc.Robert W. SimmonsSpecial Metals Corp, USWA
Local 40Steel of West Virginia/SDI
FoundationMellanie B. & Thomas R.
Wilmink II
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By supporting the Hospice of Huntington Endowment Trust, your gift helps to secure our future of caring for those nearing the end of life.
The Hospice of Huntington Endowment Trust was
created to offer much-needed support to our patients
and their families regardless of their ability to pay.
Please consider giving to ensure that end-of-life care
is here for many generations to come.
Ways to GiveOutright Gifts: Cash | Beneficiary DesignationsSecurities and Real Estate
Deferred Gifts: Wills or Living Trusts | Life InsuranceGift Annuities | Charitable Remainder TrustsCharitable Lead Trusts | Grantor Lead TrustNon-Grantor Lead Trust
For more detailed information on these types of gifts, you can visit hospiceofhuntington.org/ways-to-give.
Contact Karen Dickson, Director of Planned Giving and Major Gifts today at (304) 633-2169 to make your lasting gift for the future of Hospice of Huntington.
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“I am grateful Hospice of Huntington is here for my family now. The Hospice of Huntington Endowment Trust provides financial security so Hospice will be there for future generations.” – Linda B. Craig
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