Ohio’s Hospice Newsroom
Craig Washka was always an outdoorsy type when he was younger. Sports, camping, canoeing, biking, you name it. Even when he was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2004, Craig managed to get around, especially on a nearby bike path in Granville. He would ride up and down the path on…
Nearly $7,000 was raised for hospice care during the Celebrating Life’s Stories® Butterfly Release July 26 held at Ohio’s Hospice in Wooster. 110 community members participated in the annual event during which butterflies were set free as a way to remember the loss of a loved one. “The event is…
Author John Love, a former chaplain with Ohio’s Hospice, began writing spiritual reflections and meditations to share with patients and teammates, and the positive response motivated him to keep writing. The result is his book titled Fearless Living and Loving: Christian Hope for the Sick and Their Caregivers. According to…
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Remembering and Honoring America’s Heroes on Memorial Day
Today, Americans nationwide will take a moment to commemorate the men and women who died while serving in…