Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton honored six Veteran volunteers and seven staff members at its American Pride® Veteran Honor Breakfast on Nov. 14 in the Community Room at Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton. Welcomed by Mary Murphy, president of Ohio’s Hospice of…
Ohio’s Hospice is now offering virtual tours for our Veteran patients who are not physically able to travel on an Honor Flight trip to Washington, D.C. Through our Virtual Reality Goggles for Veterans program, Veterans can take a virtual trip…
Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County is offering a Vet-to-Vet Café for Veterans throughout the Miami County area. Retired U.S. Armed Services personnel and those who have served in the U.S. Armed Services and have been honorably discharged are welcome to…
Through the American Pride® Veteran Care by Ohio’s Hospice program at Hospice of Central Ohio, Veterans receive benefits and support, acknowledging their service and sacrifice. Hospice of Central Ohio celebrates the lives of Veterans and honors their contributions through participation in Honor…
The Nursing Honor Guard at Ohio’s Hospice recently recognized Marilyn Stephens, a patient of Hospice of Central Ohio, who served as a registered nurse for 33 years with Bethesda Hospital after graduating from Bethesda School of Nursing in 1957. Marilyn’s…
Ohio’s Hospice and Honor Flight Columbus are hosting Honor Flight at Home for Veterans who are unable to travel on a traditional honor flight. The event will be held on Saturday, June 29, at Grace Polaris Church (3225 Worthington Galena…
Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County is offering a Vet-to-Vet Café for Veterans throughout the Miami County area. Retired U.S. Armed Services personnel and those who have served in the U.S. Armed Services and have been honorably discharged are welcome to…
There is something humbling about the experience. As a volunteer Veteran honoring a fellow-serviceman or servicewoman who is facing death, Larry Blackmore says he is aware that, for the patient being honored, this may be a final life event. “We…
When Jay Via started honoring Veterans as part of the American Pride program, he knew it was a calling. “The reason I am a Veteran is partly because I respect Veterans so much. I have always been a big history…
There is something humbling about the experience. As a volunteer Veteran honoring a fellow-serviceman or woman who is facing death, Larry Blackmore says he is aware that for the patient being honored, this may be a final life event. “We…
