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Celebrating Life’s Stories®

At Ohio’s Hospice, we celebrate the lives of those we have the privilege of serving by providing superior care and superior services to each patient and family. As part of our commitment to our mission of Celebrating Life’s Stories®, we honor each person and celebrate their unique stories through mission moments. There are many moments and stories worth celebrating, and we’re honored and privileged to share them with you.

Mission Moments

Moments like these are just a few of the ways that our care team works to help people live more fully at the end of life through the compassionate care they provide for those facing a life-limiting illness.

Bill Winesette has always been a classic car enthusiast. He has owned many cars over the years, but his prized possession was his 1998 Corvette. Ohio's Hospice helped pull together a Corvette drive-in event. Fifteen cars and their drivers gathered at River Oaks to show their support for Bill.
Bill Winesette has always been a classic car enthusiast. He has owned many cars over the years, but his prized possession was his 1998 Corvette. Ohio's Hospice helped pull together a Corvette drive-in event. Fifteen cars and their drivers gathered at River Oaks to show their support for Bill.

Local Car Community Supports Ohio's Hospice Patient With Corvette Drive-in Event

As one of seven children growing up on a farm in Coshocton, Ohio, Charles “Chuck” Ridenbaugh loved horses. Thanks to the care team at Ohio’s Hospice, Ridenbaugh was able to fulfill his dream of riding a horse again.

Getting Back in the Saddle: Our Care Team Helps Cowboy Fulfill His Wish of Riding a Horse Again

Thanks to the care team at Ohio’s Hospice, Paula Kasserman fulfilled her bucket list goal of skydiving, soaring thousands of feet above the Ohio countryside.

Soaring Above the Clouds: Ohio’s Hospice Helps Patient Fulfill Bucket List Goal of Skydiving

Ohio's Hospice created a winter wonderland outside of Kim Horton's room as Christmas songs played in the background.

Christmas in Summer: Creating a Winter Wonderland for a Patient

Ohio’s Hospice Mobile Care Unit Team helps Joe Smith return to his alma mater for a football game.

Mobile Care Unit Team Helps Ohio's Hospice Patient Return to Alma Mater for Football Game

When the Ohio’s Hospice care team for Gene Knaack learned that his family wanted to create a family outing for him, the care team worked together to make it possible for him to enjoy a sightseeing cruise on Cleveland’s iconic Goodtime III.

Love in Every Wave: Ohio’s Hospice Mobile Care Unit Team Crafts a Day to Remember for Strongsville Family

Ohio’s Hospice hosts a golf outing to celebrate Gladys Marl's 100th birthday.

Ohio’s Hospice Helps Patient Celebrate 100th Birthday With Golf Event

Ohio's Hospice helps plan a wedding for the daughter of Mark Kuruzovich, Jr., after realizing he would not be well enough to make it to North Carolina for the wedding.

Fulfilling a Patient’s Wish: Care Team Plans Wedding for Patient’s Daughter

When Lenetia Shoemaker, a patient of Ohio’s Hospice, expressed a desire to play an omnichord, an electronic musical instrument, the staff jumped into action to grant her wish.

Music Therapy Helps Ohio’s Hospice Patient Live Life More Fully

Bill Winesette has always been a classic car enthusiast. He has owned many cars over the years, but his prized possession was his 1998 Corvette. Ohio's Hospice helped pull together a Corvette drive-in event. Fifteen cars and their drivers gathered at River Oaks to show their support for Bill.As one of seven children growing up on a farm in Coshocton, Ohio, Charles “Chuck” Ridenbaugh loved horses. Thanks to the care team at Ohio’s Hospice, Ridenbaugh was able to fulfill his dream of riding a horse again.Thanks to the care team at Ohio’s Hospice, Paula Kasserman fulfilled her bucket list goal of skydiving, soaring thousands of feet above the Ohio countryside.Ohio's Hospice created a winter wonderland outside of Kim Horton's room as Christmas songs played in the background.Ohio’s Hospice Mobile Care Unit Team helps Joe Smith return to his alma mater for a football game.When the Ohio’s Hospice care team for Gene Knaack learned that his family wanted to create a family outing for him, the care team worked together to make it possible for him to enjoy a sightseeing cruise on Cleveland’s iconic Goodtime III.Ohio’s Hospice hosts a golf outing to celebrate Gladys Marl's 100th birthday.Ohio's Hospice helps plan a wedding for the daughter of Mark Kuruzovich, Jr., after realizing he would not be well enough to make it to North Carolina for the wedding.When Lenetia Shoemaker, a patient of Ohio’s Hospice, expressed a desire to play an omnichord, an electronic musical instrument, the staff jumped into action to grant her wish.
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