Cheri Neitz, Director

My husband Guy and I are a part of our family’s Twin Arrows Ranch operation.  

Many years ago, Nancy Bauman and I shared our stories of the loss of our fathers. She had expressed her interest in providing a hospice for Stettler and area. I wholeheartedly agreed with her.  Spring forward to 2021, government restrictions were such that my father in law passed away alone while family were switching shifts of two by two.  That was when I realized that hospice is a critical space. I joined hospice soon after that with the hopes of working with the board and community to financially provide the means for families to have a place to gather. It’s a place to embrace memories,  a place to mourn, and a place where loved ones can take their final breath with dignity.