A way of remembering
cooksonk2021-12-07T21:57:52+00:00At the changing of every season, Ellen Oelbaum visits Campbell House, to make sure the entrance is welcoming and beautiful.
At the changing of every season, Ellen Oelbaum visits Campbell House, to make sure the entrance is welcoming and beautiful.
Sometimes people try to protect children, but we must remember; if we are old enough to love, we are old enough to grieve.
The expansion of Hospice Georgian Triangle was needed to meet the growing needs of our community.
Join the Hospice Georgian Triangle Board and contribute to the mission: “Excellent palliative care for all.”
Doreen is a longtime volunteer whose contributions and advocacy for hospice is apparent to all.
Trish joined Hospice Georgian Triangle in July 2019 as Interim Executive Director. She has an extensive background with 20 years experience in palliative care and more than 25 years in healthcare in the Collingwood area.
"Is it wrong for me to talk about dying with my loved ones? I am afraid it will only cause them distress.”
I spent my whole working life in the health care field. For 52 years it was never about the work, it was always personal.
"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others."
I lost my sister to breast cancer when she was only 37 years old.