Crossroads Hospice in Kansas City Really Cares
Gone but Not Forgotten
Ever since my mother-in-law passed away last year, the staff at Crossroads Hospice has done an excellent job in following up with us by calling us, sending cards and offering words of encouragement and support.
The other day we received an invitation for a Memorial Picnic. As a guest, family members who have lost loved ones are given a chance to celebrate the life of their dearly departed.
There is an option to attend one of these picnics based upon your choice and/or geographical location. In case of bad weather they have an alternate indoor facility that will be made available for the picnic. To find the dates and location go to www.crossroadshospice.com . More information about this event can be obtained by calling 816-268-2679 by May 5, 20111.
The registration will begin at 5:30 p.m and the picnic will start at 6:00. And at 7:00 there will be a biodegradable balloon launch that will commemorate your loved one.
The Crossroad Hospice of Kansas City has two locations: South Office: 9237 Ward Parkway, Suite 300, Kansas City, MO 64114 and the North Office: 2900 NE 60th St, Suite 150, Gladstone, MO 64119.
This gesture of care and compassion will go a long way in bringing an extra measure of comfort and support when it seems you have all but been forgotten.
If you're in need of a great support system, I would highly recommend the services of Kansas City Crossroads Hospice.
SOURCE:
Invitation received in the mail from Kansas City Crossroad Hospice
Published by Lee Hansen
I am a woman who enjoys the simple things in life. My parents raised 10 children. I have an Associate Degree in Medical Office Assisting as well as a Bachelor's Degree in Biblical Education. View profile
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- Kansas City Crossroads Hospice is a very caring organization.
- They are having three picnics to commemorate the loss of family member's loved ones.
- I would highly recommend their services for those facing the death of a loved one.
27 Comments
Post a CommentHospice is wonderful. My brother had hospice before he died and they were wonderful.
This is great. Hospice are very needed in today's world.
excellent work:) Hospice is one of the most comforting things when families face the loss of a seriously ill family member.
great job
Great information.
Thanks for the info.
It touched my heart as I read through this noble gesture. These efforts will make our world so much more caring. Thanks Lee, for bringing up a topic that has great relevance - siva
Hospice has helped so many. The workers are angels.
What a sterling recommendation from you Lee. It sounds like a place that I would recommend too.
Sounds like a good place. And the biodegradable balloon idea is cool.