GARY CATRON OPEN
G A R Y C A T R O N O P E N ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO HOSPICE OF DAYTON Saturday June 21st Check in 8:00 am Shotgun start 9:00 am Four Man Scramble $75/non-member $35/member Kittyhawk Golf…
Journey Publication – Spring 2014
Our new Journey publication highlights a special volunteer visitor and our wonderful community supporters! Spring 2014
Hospice of Dayton Involved In Alzheimer’s Research
Hospice of Dayton is joining with Dr. Govind Bharwani in a research project to improve the quality of life for Alzheimer’s patients in a collaboration involving Hospice of Dayton, Wright State University (WSU) and the Alzheimer’s Association Miami Valley. Alzheimer’s…
A Healing Partnership
By: Vickie Kapnas, Hospice of Dayton Volunteer She enters a room quietly, gently, feeling no need to announce her presence. While she takes her new job very seriously, she seems happily unaware of the level of comfort and encouragement she…
I am Hospice
Afia N Green, STNA, CHPNS, PCS Excellence Mentor Afia has served in the health care field for 18 years, coming to Hospice of Dayton in 2009 and being named PCS Excellence Mentor in 2012. She serves as a member of…
Tribute & Naming Opportunities
Celebrate the life of someone you love with whom you shared precious moments by choosing a personalized plaque or garden on the campus of Hospice of Dayton. Ask about other available naming opportunities such as statuary, fairy gardens, planting beds, waterfalls, arbors, and benches. Our…
Journey Publication-Winter 2014
Journey - Winter 2014 Our quarterly newsletter features stories of inspiration, innovation and celebration.
Donate to the Hope Society
The Hospice of Dayton Foundation Hope Society is a way to support the unique programs and activities that Hospice of Dayton offers every day of the year to the community. Hope is a powerful word, which expresses an even more powerful…
Gone Fishing
By Laura Colliflower, OTR/L I was fortunate to meet Jack during his first stay at the Dayton Hospice House. Jack talked about being down because he had given up fishing. It took too much energy to go out, walk down to the creek and…