SPRING 2018
“For staff and volunteers at the Bridge hospice, it was a tremendous privilege to care for ‘one of our own’ – a fine country gentleman who together with his wife have contributed much to what the hospice is today. Ken Partridge did so much in, around, and for the hospice, it’s hard not to bump into a memory of him at every turn.”
SUMMER 2017
“When Kerri-Anne Wilson took the helm as the new Director of Clinical Services & Operations last September, she was no stranger to the hospice. Among the first crop of specially trained volunteers, Kerri-Anne had helped welcome the first resident back in June 2013.”
SPRING 2016
“What is it like to go from being a hospice advocate to hospice resident in the final days of life?
In 2005, Pauline Faull was one of three nurses whose chance meeting set in motion an enormous community initiative to build a rural residential hospice.”
SPRING 2015
April 2015
“Mary arrives at The Bridge Hospice and is brought through the front door. Once inside, she knows she’s in the right place, and why she chose to spend her last days here.”
SPRING 2014
April 2014
“Words cannot begin to describe my admiration and appreciation to all the volunteers for your loving care and compassion of my wife. A heartfelt thank you and may God bless every each and every one of you special people.”
SPRING 2013
April 2013
“It has been some time since we last sent out a newsletter to our many friends and supporters. Your patience and ongoing support are wonderful and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts!”
WINTER 2011
December 2011
“It’s been some time since our last newsletter and so much has happened since then! as any of you who have checked ur web page or driven down Old Hastings Road know, the hospice is well on its way to completion.”
SPRING 2011
April 2011
“This e-newsletter marks the start of a new way of communication with those of you who are important to the ongoing process of The Bridge Hospice – our volunteers and supporters.”