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In Loving Memory

It was with much sadness as we
said our good-byes to three former
Hospice volunteers.We will miss
these three fine ladies and will 
keep their families in our hearts
and prayers during this
difficult time of loss.

Jean Edgerly

Carol Marshall

Lorry Hengstebeck

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These Three Remarkable Women

 

 

Eaton Community Hospice
Annual Summer Picnic

July 15, 2009
Eaton Area Senior Center
804 South Cochran Avenue
Charlotte, MI
5:00 PM Social Hour
6:00 PM Dinner
Please RSVP by July 13, 2009
517-543-5310

 

 

Charlotte Frontier Days
Military Salute Car Show
Benefitting Eaton Community Hospice
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State Representative Rick Jones
Wins 2009 Distinguished
Alumni Award
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"Eaton Community Hospice is a volunteer organization providing, at no cost, physical, emotional and spiritual care for the terminally ill, their families and/or significant others, enabling the terminally ill to die with dignity in their home or with 24-hour care at the 
Eaton Community Hospice House."

 


New Hospice Newsletter
Eaton Community Hospice Newsletter
Published June 2009
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On June 6, 2009, the serene and picturesque memorial garden at the Eaton Community Hospice House was dedicated in memory of Leland and Opal Peck.  The Memorial Garden was made possible by a generous donation from Dick and Jan Wendorf.  

Jan Wendorf gave a moving speech on how her relationship developed with Eaton Community Hospice before presenting the garden as a gift to Margaret Kyser, Executive Director of Eaton Community Hospice.  

The garden has many concrete pathways, a wheel chair accesible gazebo, and a pond viewing deck.  The major focal point to the garden is a large pond with a magnificent fountain.  It was a beautiful day with lots of sunshine, cookies, and punch. 

The Memorial Garden plaque reads:

In Loving Memory of 
Leland E. and Opal O. Peck

 Cannot do a kindness too soon, for
 you never know how soon it will be too
 late. Think of people in your life. Ask
 where the good way is, and walk it, and
 you will find rest for your soul.  

Dedicated to Eaton Community Hospice
 June 2008 
by Dick and Jan Wendorf

When you are in the Charlotte area, you must stop at the Hospice House to take a walk in this peaceful, flower-filled memorial garden to truly comprehend its beauty and grandeur.

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Dick and Jan Wendorf


Leland and Opal Peck


Jan Wendorf and Margaret Kyser


The Viewing Deck and Gazebo


The Gazebo


The Pond Viewing Deck and Fountain


The Fountain and Gazebo


Seating Area


Seating Area


Table and Chairs


Assorted Flowers


Angel in the Memorial Garden


Hand Blown Glass Ball


Gusets at Dedication


The Dedication Plaque


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