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Dear Hospice Staff,
“You were so caring, concerned, gentle, compassionate, and patient. You prepared us for the inevitable in such a gentle way. Our family is profoundly and humbly thankful. We have all talked about how we would be lifetime supporters of Hospice. Thank you.”
To Everyone at Cedar Valley Hospice –
“It has been almost a year since my father died at the Hospice Home. My daughter spent her birthday there. We didn’t celebrate her birthday until much later. Rather than gifts, she wanted donations to be given to all the special angels at Cedar Valley Hospice. So, this gift is from my daughter and her friends. May God bless you all, always!”
Dear Hospice Angels,
“Thanks for being so gentle and kind to our own angel. It gives us peace knowing he was surrounded by people like you. I will always have a place in my heart and a prayer at the end of the day for all at CV Hospice.”
Dear Hospice Staff –
“We thank you for helping to bring Bob home. He truly knew he was home and that gives some closure as well. We thank you for caring for him and the entire family. We know you made his final days more comfortable and peaceful. It is a comfort to know that people with experience are there to make things less painful.”
To our Friends at Cedar Valley Hospice,
“Our family would like to extend our heartfelt thank you to all the wonderful people at Cedar Valley Hospice. We cannot tell you how much it has meant to our family to have been on the receiving end of such a genuine, caring experience. Our father and husband’s illness was a difficult journey made bearable when surrounded by your special, loving people. We will forever be grateful to our friends at Cedar Valley Hospice.”
Dear Hospice Staff,
“Thank you so much for your care for my father during the last few weeks of his life. You gave him comfort for his pain and helped all of us address end-of-life issues.”
To CASS staff –
“I really appreciate CASS. They have done so much for me like helping me pay my utility bills, listening to my problems, and inviting me to support groups.”
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