Ohio’s Hospice volunteers throughout the state were recently recognized for their unwavering dedication to supporting our mission. In separate events in our three care regions, more than 300 were honored for their years and years of service in helping us provide superior care and superior…
Sharon Pooler has been a vital part of the Ohio’s Hospice team in the Wooster region since 2007, fully embracing and embodying our mission through her unwavering dedication as a volunteer. Her commitment spans a variety of roles, from serving…
Dan Shroyer, a dedicated volunteer with American Pride® Veteran Care by Ohio’s Hospice program, proved that age is just a number when he competed in the National Veterans Golden Age Games in Memphis, Tennessee, May 30-June 5. Competing in the…
Mary Ellen Place is very genuine and to the point when she describes her feelings about being a volunteer with Ohio’s Hospice. “I love what I do,” she says emphatically. From teacher to Ohio’s Hospice volunteer, Place has enjoyed each…
For 25 years, Patty Stricker has served as a volunteer at Ohio’s Hospice. She knew she wanted to help people and that is exactly what she has done. “I decided to be a volunteer at Ohio’s Hospice 25 years ago…
The Ohio’s Hospice Pathways of Hope℠ Grief Counseling Center is seeking volunteers for Camp Pathways 2024, a unique experience for children and teens ages 7-17 who have experienced the death of a loved one. Volunteers are needed to help support…
Ohio’s Hospice is grateful to three local physicians giving back their time as volunteers with the not-for-profit hospice provider in northeast Ohio. Retired physicians Larry Stallings, MD; David Reynolds, MD; and Frank Cebul, MD, volunteer in an advisory role with…
Ohio’s Hospice is celebrating two observance days — National Philanthropy Day and Children’s Grief Awareness Day. National Philanthropy Day is observed on Nov. 15. The day recognizes the importance of all philanthropic deeds — charitable giving, volunteering, and more. On…
Pam Koons started volunteering with Ohio’s Hospice Loving Care four years ago as a visitor to patients and an office helper. She enjoys volunteering and describes it as the most rewarding thing she has ever done in her life. But…
Kimberley Parrish, administrative assistant at Ohio’s Hospice in Wilmington, is celebrating 20 years with the not-for-profit hospice organization. Kimberley was introduced to Ohio’s Hospice first as a volunteer. Her mother died in a hospital after an extended stay where…
