Stettler Hospice Society News

Chad Dalsin, President

I was born in Dawson Creek BC, and grew up in Prince George BC. I moved to Yellowknife NWT in 2003, and my daughter Annika was born there in 2004. The north was too cold and dark, and moved to Peace River AB the following year. Shortly after parted ways with the mother of my child, and shared custody of Annika. After 9 years in Peace River, I ended up meeting my current wife Angela from Stettler. In 2013 I moved to Stettler, and gained 2 more children, Kiersten and Jordan.

Feb 4

Clara Nibourg, Secretary

I became interested in volunteering with hospice after both of my parents passed away in just 2 years.

Feb 3

Sheryl Osterud, Treasurer

My husband Erick and I have 2 children, and we farm north of Stettler. We have a cow/calf operation and endless other projects that keep us busy. I enjoy time with my family and friends, my cattle, quadding in the west country, pickleball and vacations in warm winter locations. I volunteer my time to help the Stettler Hospice Society. Losing a loved one is always difficult and any support we, as a community, can provide to people at this difficult time is very valuable.

Feb 2

Dr. Maureen Drummond, Past-President, Director

Dr. Maureen Drummond, President

Feb 1

Nancy Bauman, Co-Founder, Director

Nancy has recently received a certificate in Reflexology and is excited about this new adventure. Nancy and her husband Murray reside on a

Jan 31

Vicki Walstrom, Director

Vicki moved to the Stettler area 40 years ago and is proud to call it home. She and her husband Ross enjoy their large family which boasts

Jan 30

Mairead Lockhat, Director, Community Liaison

(Bio to come)

Jan 29

Thelma Strome, Director

Thelma became interested in the Hospice Society after volunteering to help on a couple of events with her sister Clara who is already on...

Jan 28

Carol Dyck, Director

Carol recently retired as General Manager at Points West Living where our hospice suite is located. She has worked for many years in...

Jan 27

Susan Haustein, Director

My first interactions with the health care industry was when I worked at Points West Living. Learning the importance of allowing people to have dignity while aging and later living their last days became surreal to me. I am married and have two children and now 4 grandchildren. I was approached about volunteering with the Hospice Society and felt the pull to join the organization. Being able to sit with the patient and listening to the family was very rewarding and an

Jan 26