Stettler Hospice Society News

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

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

Lorna's lived and worked in Stettler most of her life. Married for 43 years, she and her husband Allen raised one daughter and have close family and community ties here. Lorna worked as an Oil & Gas Accountant for Gulf Canada for 11 years, leaving to start a family in 1986. The oil and gas industry was not an option when the time came to return to work so she went back to school and subsequently worked with Alberta Health Services in health care for 27 years. Retiring in M

I worked for the Stettler Hospice Society as the service coordinator. Then, new career options arose, so I joined as a board member to volunteer my time to this fantastic facility that we offer to the community and the area. I was born and raised in the Stettler area and was married 20 years to my late husband Scott, and we have three children, Paige, Desirea, Kody, and two great-grandchildren. My interest in Hospice came from taking care of my grandmother and my mother-in-la