On Tuesday, September 16, Hospice of Queen Anne’s welcomed hospice volunteers from Kent and Caroline county to mix and mingle with staff and to learn more about how they can continue to volunteer for hospice in their communities. In expanding hospice services into Kent and Caroline counties, Hospice of Queen Anne’s looks forward retaining the support of experienced volunteers who have been hospice champions for their friends and neighbors.
At the event, guests enjoyed a complimentary breakfast and received tours of the Hospice Center. “Volunteers are the heart of hospice. It was a pleasure meeting with these volunteers and I look forward to working with them as they continue to give back to their communities,” says Hospice of Queen Anne’s Manager of Volunteer and Professional Services, Courtney Williams.
Plans are being made to offer hospice volunteer training sessions in Kent and Caroline Counties.
Residents of Kent and Caroline Counties who are interested in becoming hospice volunteers can contact Williams at 443-262-4112, [email protected]. Learn more about Hospice of Queen Anne’s and volunteer opportunities at www.hospiceofqueenannes.org.
Hospice of Queen Anne’s staff welcomes two hospice volunteers from Kent County. Pictured (Left to Right) Courtney Williams, Manager of Volunteer and Professional Services; Heather Guerieri, Executive Director; Margaret Solowski, volunteer; Bob Denison, Social Worker; Nancy Schilling, volunteer.
Hospice of Queen Anne’s staff meet greets members of Caroline County. Pictured (Left to Right) Betty Ballas, President of Caroline Hospice Foundation Board of Directors; Heather Guerieri, Executive Director of Hospice of Queen Anne’s; Barbara Prattis, volunteer; Heidi Plutschak Manager of Caroline Hospice Foundation; Brandi Cathert, volunteer; Laura Harris, Vice President of Caroline Hospice Foundation Board of Directors; Courtney Williams, Hospice of Queen Anne’s Manager of Volunteer and Professional Services; Denise Walls, Hospice of Queen Anne’s RN; Mary Turkington, volunteer.
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