Fall 2014 Newsletter

Your Hometown
Volume 1
“It’s All About Living”
Fall 2014
Richmond County Hospice, Inc. Hospice Haven, Anson Community Hospice
National Hospice Month
Every year, more than 1.6 million people living with a life-limiting
illness receive care from hospice and palliative care providers in the US,
reports the National Hospice and Palliative Organization (NHCPO).
During the celebration of National Hospice and Palliative Care next
month, providers across the country are raising awareness of the many
benefits of hospice and palliative care; hospice care is more than
traditional medical care. It’s care that provides expert pain management,
symptom control, emotional support, and spiritual care to patients and
family caregivers when a cure is no longer possible. Care is provided by
a highly talented and trained team of professionals and volunteers.
Hospice care in the US is most often provided in the home-allowing
people to be with their families and loved ones in comfortable
surroundings at the end of life. Research by the NHPCO has found that
94 percent of families who had a loved one cared for by hospice rated the
care as very good to excellent.
There is also new research confirming that patients may actually live
longer with hospice care. A recent study released by the New England
Journal of Medicine found that in a group of lung cancer patients, those
who received hospice care lived, on average, almost two months longer
than those who received standard care. Researchers also found that the
patients receiving hospice care reported a higher quality of life through
the final course of their illness. “With earlier referral to a hospice
program, patients may receive care that results in better management
of symptoms, leading to stabilization of their condition and prolonged
survival,” wrote the authors of the study.
“There’s an inaccurate perception among the American public that
hospice means you’ve given up” said J. Donald Schumacher, president
and CEO of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
(NHPCO). “Those of us who have worked in the field have seen
firsthand how hospice care can improve the quality of and indeed
prolong the lives of people receiving care.” NHPCO encourages all
patients diagnosed with a serious illness, and their families to ask their
healthcare providers about hospice services.
Richmond County Hospice, Inc. is your home town hospice on US
Highway 1. North. We are a non-profit agency providing hospice services
in Richmond, Anson, Moore, Scotland and Montgomery counties. Please
join us in celebrating National Hospice and Palliative Care Month this
November. Whether you know someone currently receiving hospice or
someone who works or volunteers for hospice, take a moment this month
to acknowledge their courage and strength. Tell them you appreciate
what they are doing, put your arm around their shoulder and say thank
you for their ministry in our community. Affirming the life of another will
affirm your own; after all, hospice is really about living.
In Hospice Service,
Kristina Leyden LCSW
Interim CEO
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Meet Our Hospice Family
HOSPICE AIDES
Tina Blake, Hospice Aide
Teresa Graham, Hospice Aide
Joyce Little, Hospice Aide
Sharna Quick, Hospice Aide
Sinatras Slater, Hospice Aide
Tiffany Strong, Hospice Aide
Peggy Gatewood, RN/Case Manager
MANAGERS & DIRECTORS
Karen E . Williams, RN/Case Manager
Kristina Leyden, LCSW Interim CEO
Michelle Brown, RN/Case Manager–PRN
Steven Strobel, MD, CMO
Kathy Rummage RN/Case Manager-PRN
Hollie Smith, RN
Inpatient Nurse Manager
Brenda Huffman, RN- PRN
Malinda J Thomas, RN- PRN
Patricia Wheeler, RN- PRN
Stephanie Baldwin, Hospice Aide
Annalisa Thompson, Hospice Aide
ON CALL NURSES
Esmeralda Rodriguez, Hospice Aide
Christine Norton, RN/On Call Nurse
Mary Jordan, Hospice Aide
Beverly Vaughn, RN/ On Call Nurse
LaToya Ratliff, Hospice Aide
Kay Brewington, Patient Care Technician
Victoria Brown, Patient Care Technician
Tammy Bull, Patient Care Technician
Audrey Martin, Patient Care Technician
Kathy Taylor, Patient Care Technician
Kelly Williams, Patient Care Technician
Bonnie Phelps, Hospice Aide-PRN
SOCIAL WORKERS & CHAPLAINS
Jessica Mims, BSW, Social worker
Ellena Ciccarelli, BA, SW-PRN
Christopher Thornton, Chaplain
Jenny Mabe, RN
Home Care Nurse Manager
Amanda Martin, BSW
Bereavement/Volunteer Manager
Alicia Riley, BSW
Family Services Manager
Marvin Taylor, BS
Director of Finances
Julia Woody, RN
Director of Compliance &
Organizational Excellence
Arturo De Aguilar, MA, MDIV.
Human Resources Director
Stephanie Thornton, BA
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Inpatient Care Coordinator
Neal Watkins, Chairman
Kenneth Lyerly, MDIV. Chaplain- PRN
Lisa O'Neal, Volunteer Coordinator
Charlice Burnett, Hospice Aide- PRN
Jasmine Ingram, Hospice Aide -PRN
SUPPORT STAFF
Norma Dove, Hospice Aid- PRN
Sheila Fulp, Data Entry Clerk
Lynn Clewis
Ronnie Hawks
Rita Short
Rev. Steve Crews
Linda Bayless
Brian Baucom
Jane Burnette, Billing/Acc. Specialist
Sharon Hutchinson
Linda Russell, Secretary/Receptionist
James McLester
Heather Monroe, RN/Clinical Specialist
Faith Jones, Clinical Office Coordinator
Carlotta Griffin - Knotts
Teresa Balzer, RN/Inpatient Case Manager
Eddie Edwards, Maintenance Technician
Donnie Richardson
Kathleen Camp, RN/Inpatient Case Manager
William Coates, Buildings Janitor
HOSPICE NURSES
Karen Geiger, RN/Inpatient Case Manager
Michelle Parrish
Gerald Witherspoon
Patti Jenkins
Ann Elise Taylor, RN/Inpatient Case Manager
ADMISSIONS & MARKETING
Heather Watkins, RN/Inpatient Case Manager
Teri Cowan, LPN
Referral Intake Liaison
And
Cayce M. Terry, RN/Case Manager
Mary M. Warnock, BSW
Referral Intake Liaison
Tammy Driggers, RN/Case Manager
David Jenkins, RRT, Marketing
Lori Jenkins, RN/Case Manager
Shannon Leviner, Marketing
All Our Volunteers who are also
part of our Richmond County
Hospice Family giving the Gift
of Time to our “Home Town
Hospice”
Shonda Crump, LPN/Floater
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Salute To Veterans
Plans are underway for our fourth annual “Salute to Veterans” event. We invite you to join us as we celebrate
our veterans and recognize their brave acts of sacrifice for our nation. It is an honor to provide this special day
of reflection. We hope that you can attend on Friday, November 7, 2014 at 11:00 am.
Registration begins at 10:00 am. For more information contact Jessica Mims. (910) 997-4464
Volunteer Banquet
Richmond County Hospice, Inc. would like to invite you to volunteer at “Your Hometown Hospice.” We have
several opportunities for individuals of all ages, including but not limited to: Patient Care (in the home or at
our Hospice Haven), Office Support, Bereavement, Volunteen Program, and Fundraisers/Special Events.
If you have any questions, contact Lisa O’Neal, Volunteer Coordinator at (910) 997-4464.
Volunteer Banquet 2014 (pictured) Ken Lyerly, Patient care volunteer of the year; Pastor Steve Crews,
Church of God of Prophecy-Church Group Award; Nic Wilkes, Teen Award; Lisa O’Neal, Volunteer
Coordinator; Melody Dupre, Special Event Volunteer; Eva Greene, Non-Clinical Volunteer award.
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Cathy Page, Director of
Customer Services presented
Jessica Mims, Social Worker,
and Kristina Leyden, Interim
CEO, with a check used to
purchase the event tent.
Recently, Richmond County Hospice has re-
Before
ceived several grants and in-kind
Come and enjoy the
beautification of our Walk to
Remember Memorial Gardens
and Walking Pathway. Thanks
Lowe’s Heroes!
corporate donations.
During the month of June, Pee Dee Electric
Corporation’s Care to Share Program and the
Rotary Club of Rockingham presented this
organization with two substantial grants and
UMM and UMW of First United Methodist
Church in Rockingham developed a flower
Event Tent
garden along the walking path.
In July, we were honored to receive a
truckload of soups and drinks from Campbell
Soup Supply Company as well as an
After
additional memorial garden given by Amy
Archer, daughter of Bobbie Irwin in memory
of her mother. Jenna Staub, Melissa Staub,
and Sherri Edwards, Richmond County
Hospice Volunteers, planted the garden.
Beautification to our Walk to Remember
Rockingham Rotary
President, Dale McInnis, and
Rotary Member/Richmond
County Hospice Board of
Director, Donnie Richardson,
are shown with the ice maker
purchased with the Rotary
grant.
Thanks to Campbell’s Soup,
Hospice Haven residents will enjoy
a variety of delicious Campbell’s
products. Mmmm! Mmmm! Good!
Memorial Gardens and Pathway was done
by the Lowe’s Heroes on September 10th.
We are touched by the generosity of these
organizations and extend our sincere
Working in the Wild Flower
garden are some of the Lowe’s
Heroes team.
appreciation for their contributions!
Amy Archer donated this garden in
memory of Bobbie Irwin, 2012
Hospice Volunteer of the Year.
This flower garden was given by the Men
and Women’s groups of First United
Methodist Church in Rockingham.
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Inaugural “Battle For The Border”
On September 12th, the Anson Bearcats and Chesterfield Rams faced off on
the gridiron for the inaugural “Battle For The Border” trophy. The trophy was
presented by non-profit hospices serving the two counties, Anson Community
Hospice and Hospice of Chesterfield County.
Anson Community Hospice, a division of Richmond County Hospice, is a
non-profit “Hometown Hospice” and leader in end of life quality care in our
community since 1985.
Anson Community Hospice Marketing and Community Liaison,
David Jenkins added, “Anson Community Hospice is proud to partner with
Hospice of Chesterfield County and support this great football rivalry. Our
goal as a non-profit organization is to educate our community on the benefits
of hospice services and to provide quality compassionate care to families and
patients in their time of need.”
“FIRST ANNUAL FAMILY FUN DAY AND
CORN HOLE TOURNAMENT”
On September 13th, 2014, we held our FIRST annual Family
Fun Day and Cornhole Tournament. We want to thank all our sponsors, the staff, volunteers, board
of directors, Neil Parrisher, our Auctioneer Ronnie Hawks, the committee members, and our
co-Chairs, Faith Jones and Chris Thornton. We also extend a special thank you to Pee Dee Post for
covering the event; and also to Rita's Ice, Matt Harshman, and Caleb Balloon Creations for their
time and donations. Most of all, we would like to THANK everyone in the community who came out
to support us and raise money for our FOURTH annual Veterans Event to be held on November 7th
on our campus for all the Veterans and their families in Richmond County.
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CAMP HAVEN 2014
Richmond County Hospice, Inc. kicked off the annual
children’s grief camp on October 11, 2014. Camp Haven is
designed for children ages 5-12 who have experienced a
significant loss over the past year. Camp Haven provides a
day for children to share their grief with others and learn
of the many ways that grief can come to be through death,
divorce, or separation. Children oftentimes experience
feelings associated with grief that are not always
understood. These feelings can lead to stress, anxiety,
anger, fear, or sadness. Camp Haven provides a safe place
for kids to be kids and have fun with others who share similar circumstances. Grief is something unique to each
person, and Camp Haven provides an opportunity for children to express this in a fun and effective manner.
Camp Haven 2014 offered a variety of activities for participants. After breakfast, as an ice breaker, campers were able
to participate in a parachuting activity in order to become familiar with each other. Following this, campers
separated into six different stations designed to recognize grief and cope with this in a fun way. These included:
Memory Jars, Emotion Bracelets, Rainbow Rice, the Cycle of Emotions, Scrap Booking, and Reflection Quilting.
Campers were treated to breakfast, lunch, and snacks along with a free t-shirt and “goodie bag.” Parents were invited
to attend the closing ceremony at 2:00 pm with their camper for a balloon release where their loved one was
remembered.
Children may be referred by teachers, social workers, guidance counselors, or family members. Camp Haven is a day
for children to explore, learn, create, and grow through the grieving process. The camp is planned by a collaborate
group of Hospice professionals, volunteers, and school faculty who recognize the signs of grief in children and are
knowledgeable of effective coping skills. Camp Haven is a community program of Richmond County Hospice, Inc.
Light of Life ~ Fall 2014
The Bi-Annual Light of Life Memorial Celebration will be
held Tuesday, November 18, 2014, 6:00 pm at Ellerbe
United Methodist Church in Ellerbe, N.C. This Bi-Annual
event is held as a remembrance ceremony for families
served by Richmond County Hospice, Inc. who lost a loved
one over the past six months. This evening gives families a
time to celebrate the lives of those no longer with them.
During the service, family members take part in a reflection
ceremony by lighting a candle to commemorate the life of
someone they lost. In addition, families enjoy
entertainment from local musicians and a catered dinner.
Grief can oftentimes create a dark and sad place for
individuals to overcome. Light of Life provides an
opportunity for families to bring light into their lives and
take peace and comfort in the celebration of those who
have gone before them.
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Forever Tree
Our loved ones touch our lives and they forever remain in our hearts. Richmond County Hospice, Inc. would
like to invite you to share in the beauty of this joyous holiday season while providing you with the
opportunity to share the memory of your loved one on our “Forever Tree.” This year, our Forever Tree will
be illuminated by bright white lights representing memorial and honorarium contributions for individuals as
given by their family and friends. Individuals can have their loved one remembered by making a $10
donation to Richmond County Hospice for each light they would like to have named for their loved one.
On Monday December 1, 2014 at 6:00pm, we will conduct a lighting ceremony at Richmond
County Hospice, Inc. located at 1119 N US Highway 1, Rockingham, NC. The names of those being
remembered or honored will be placed on a light, and all of the names will be read during the ceremony.
To be recognized during the ceremony, donations must be received by Wednesday November 26, 2014.
If you decide to place a light on the Forever Tree in memory or in honor of your loved one, please
complete the attached form and send it along with your contribution of $10 per light to Richmond County
Hospice Inc. 1119 N US Hwy 1, Rockingham, NC 28379. Acknowledgements will be mailed beginning
November 24th unless otherwise requested.
As with all contributions to Richmond County Hospice Inc., these donations are tax-deductible; and
the funds received from the “Forever Tree” help support our mission of providing high quality end-of-life
care so that patients and families can live each day with peace, comfort, and dignity.
We are looking forward to continuing this treasured event and honoring your loved one during this
holiday season.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I would like to place __ light(s) on the Forever Tree in memory of __________________________
I would like to place __ light(s) on the Forever Tree in honor of ____________________________
Name and Address of individual(s) to send acknowledgement to:
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
Name and Address of the donor to send thank you note to:
_______________________________________________________________________
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Our Contributors enable us to provide Excellence In End-of-life Care
As vital as the professional staff and volunteers are to Richmond County Hospice, Inc. we couldn't accomplish our goals
without the generous support of our contributors. We are so thankful for the individuals and organizations who have
given so freely for our benefit. We'd like to take this opportunity to recognize these individuals and publicly
acknowledge our appreciation for all they've done. With your continued support, we will be able to provide quality
compassionate care to individuals in our community in the future. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of
the gift list. If omissions or discrepancies have occurred, please call Richmond County at (910) 997-4464.
Memorials
Jane Morehead
Ann Street
Annie Vance
Pee Dee Pregnancy Resource Center
Gwen & Jerry Kite
Louise T. Byrd
Anna Bullock
Elsie Wilson
Cassie Williamson
Odessa Williams
Mrs. Billy M. Thompson
William B. Cook, Sr.
Diane L. Brandon
Brad Street
Joyce Lisk
Opal Parnell
Lewis & Ramona Davis
Care and Share Nightingales
Salisbury Audiology & Hearing Aid Services, P.A.
Joel & Lynda Eller
Daphne Butler
Coy Lee Frye
Jack & Pat Swink
Care and Share Nightingales
Wyatt & Sandra Williams
Carrie Dewitt Family Foundation
Gary Griffin
Rachel Bullard
Roger & Deloris Jarrell
Care and Share Nightingales
Walt & Randi Wood
Russell & Joan Bennett
Evelyn Free
Larian Whitehead
Ed M. Cozart
Mary Kirk
West Rockingham UMC Mary Cribb Class Account
Mrs. Pamela Denson
Alex Watkins
Deborah Blake
Shirley McCaskill
John & Phyllis Watkins
Joey Smith
Richard & Ann Barrington
Dawn Terry
Hoffman Fire Department & Rescue Squad Inc.
Shirley Barrington
Mac & Jean Coffield
Charles Stewart
Mickey Munns
Jeanette Roller
Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Mens Club
Alice Warrick
Norman Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church
Shirley Tyner
James Brown
Carole J. Humphrey
Agatha Lantz
Prentice Dawkins
Bill Lawrence
Johnnie Wheeler
Cecil Weeks
Ellen L. Fields
Hobby & Paula Cato
Deborah K. Thomas
Brown Investments Properties
Barbara Armstrong
Richmond County Schools
Henry Lomax
Lumber River Council
Donald & Bobbie Gibson
Ellerbe Lions Club
Henrietta Bryant
Michael & Lori Robbins
Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Mens Club
Frances Hearn
William & Brenda Mitchell
Chester & Martha Brwon
Samuel Ingram
Chris Bennett
Quality Oil & Gas Co.
Iron Horse Auction Co,. Inc.
Lonnie Humphreys
Linda Quick
Sarah Thompson
Donald & Patricia Dawkins
Gayle Swope
Donald & Virginia Johnson
Allen Lewis
Patricia Spivey
Mattie Horne
Epiphany Ministries
Bonnie Hamilton
Stan & Amy Ingram
Hattie Watkins
Women of the Moose Rockingham Chapter 2284
Cuyler Hennecy
Jeff & Julia Joyner
Tim & Kathy Bream
Lolita Walker
Christina Pitkin
Lynne Barnes
Malcom & Jean McMillian
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Corinne Fifer
J. C. Thrower
Nancy Adcock
Denise Swearington
Deisha Covington
Moore County Educational Office
Professionals
Nelson Ingram
Dale McAuley
Sandhills Shag Club
Margaret Tonette Albright Day & Rex
Albright
David & Frances West
Judith Gibson
Betty Adams
Jerry B Kelly Jr
Helen Scholl
Mary Caulder
Wadesboro IGA, Inc.
Claude McIntyre
Georgia Smith
Bobby Williams
Neal & Peggy Hicks
Leonard Patrick
Earline Callahan
Jerry & Mary Meacham
David and Chris O'Neal
Diane Wiggins
Jeanette Deason
Richard & Linda Byrd
Ruth Lill
Buckner Law Office, PLLC
Haynes Strand & Company PLLC
Sam & Ann Bullard
Jane Carriker
Steve & Buffy Fussell
Bobbie Irwin
Linda Phillips
Gary Fisher
Betty D. Williams
Pee Dee Electric Membership Corp.
Jacqueline White
Amy Archer
Mary Bray
Doris Paul
Flora Myers
Richard & Pat Buckner
Mary Vuncannon
Jim and Trudy Snead
Elizabeth "Betty" Reid
Sandra Riggan
Robert Erby
Robert Tillman
Contributions
Malcolm & Nell Green
Viloa Tillman
Kenneth Boone
Alan Snead
Peggy McKenzie
David & Nancy Fieg
Annie Cobb
Abbie Young
Richard Carnes
Care and Share Nightingales
Gillie "Sissy" Guyton
Care and Share Nightingales
Ken Mills
Southern Builders
Roy Collins
Larry & Elaine Carter
Woody Lynch
Danny Skipper
Lois Paul
Donald Paul
Timothy Talbert
Jean Mauldwin
John L. Bell, Jr.
Frances C. Presnell
LTC RET Ronald Snead
Amanda C. Byrd
Eric & Karin Williams
Rachel Talbert
Care and Share Nightingales
Edna Barth
Wanda Moore
Peggy Comer
John Comer
Wanda Gainey
Nancy Huntley
Caroline Parrish
Michelle Parrish
Cherri Adamson
Candace Bacon
Murtis W. Boan
Robert & Monica Brigman
Sebrina Callicut
Care to Share Pee Dee EMC
Cato's
City of Rockingham
Janice Clay
Lynn Clewis
Ellen Covington
Sherrod Perry
The Childers’ Family
John & Sharon Hutchinson
Brian Crook
Elizabeth L. Hall
CSX Transportation
Kathryn Field
Exit Realty Platinum Inc.
Lynnwood Davis
First Presbyterian Church (Ellerbe)
Pee Dee Electric Membership Corp.
Helen Goodman
Debra Davis
Jeff & Glenda Hughes
Bayne McLester
Mabry's Drugstore LLC
Jacqueline White
Robert Meece
John Lentz
Brenda Mitchell
Carrie B. Dewitt Family Foundation
Neil & Melanie Parrish
Roy Phillips
Piedmont Natural Gas Company
Sue Vanore
Carolyn & Johnny Pruitte
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Rita Short
Ken & Beth Graham
Sandra Steadman
Susan Hartgrove
Scotland Wholesale, Inc.
Linda Hatcher
UMWomen First UM Church
Mary Heavner
Carole Venable
Junior Jenkins
Village Pawn & Gun Shop LLC
Sandra Lankford
Neal & Trudy Watkins
Barbara McLain
Watson King Funeral Homes
Ronald Moore
In-Kind Donations
Tammy Bailey
Rex Boone
James Butler
Robert Cain
Campbell Soup Supply Co., LLC
Care and Share Nightingales
Church of God of Prophecy Hamlet
Kevin Morehead
Mount Olive Christian Childcare
New Life Ministries Church
Fidel Gomez Nunez
Connie Parker
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Johnny & Carolyn Pruitte
Leila Quay
Debra Davis
Randy Roller
James Estridge
Mirna Carrizosa & Alvino Sanchez
Family of Hazel Burr
Joy Fifer
First Assembly Church, Rockingham
First Baptist Church Rockingham
First United Methodist Church Ellerbe
Ruth Frye
Randy Gibson
Richmond County Hospice Board of Directors 2014
Saron Baptist Church
Robert Street
Kim Sweatt
Donna Taylor
Maxine Terry
The Thompson Family
Edward Tunstall
“Front porch” sitting along the
Walk To Remember walking path
Our mission at Richmond County Hospice, Inc. is to comfort the body and heal
the heart through compassionate quality care during end-of-life experiences, so patients
and families may live each day with peace, comfort, and dignity.
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Building the Way
Almost 30 years ago, visionary members of our
community came together with an ideal: to build a
Hospice to serve its citizens. Now as the only
Richmond County based non-profit Hospice, we serve not
only citizens of this county but also all the immediately
surrounding counties. We serve a population of 227,000
and provide services to any qualifying person regardless of
gender, age, religion, or ability to pay.
.
We are so pleased to offer you a unique opportunity
to be a part of your “home town hospice” history by
contributing to this project. A limited number of bricks can
be purchased to honor a loved one, living or deceased. The
brick will be engraved with your personalized message and
bricks will be placed in three sections for you and others to
enjoy: the walking path, fountain area and the Memorial
Wall at the Veteran’s Garden.
Your donation will help in two ways: honor our Veterans
and benefit our community’s needier patients. All the
funds collected from this project will go to our
Benevolent Care Program, providing care and
medications for those who, for whatever reason, do not
qualify to receive funds from Medicare, Medicaid, or
private insurances. It will allow them to have a more
dignified end-of-life experience, so they may live each day
with peace, comfort, and dignity.
Last year we started building our Walk to Remember
paths, which is a special place for memorializing or
honoring our loved ones. It also provides a quiet, serene
setting for meditation and prayer, and a peaceful solitude
for those who need to commune with nature and reach a
state of balance and tranquility. Our Walk to Remember
includes a pergola, an “old farm porch” and a fresh water
fountain. The culmination of this project will be our
Veterans garden, including a Memorial Wall, with
open access for all our communities to enjoy.
3 options to contribute to this program are available:
The Walking Path: donation per engraved brick
(4x8) is $100.00.
The Fountain Area: donation per engraved brick
(4x8) is $150.00. You receive a replica tile to keep.
The Veterans Wall: donation per engraved brick
(4x8) is $200.00 or (8x8) for $250.00. You also
receive a replica tile and a Certificate of
Recognition. Please fill out the Insert or go to
our web site at http://mpweb.org/hospice/
Non Profit
Organization
US Postage Paid
1119 US Highway 1 North
Rockingham, North Carolina 28379
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Rockingham, North Carolina 28379
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