- Peace Pole at Kansas City Hospice House - This month we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the addition of the beautiful Peace Pole to the gardens at Kansas City Hospice House. The family of Marty O’Connor Ketteler commissioned this beautiful symbol of peace to stand forever in his memory. The Peace Pole arrived in February of 2010 and found a home near the… Continue Reading
- Confessions of a ‘Stache Faker - By Wanda Kelsey-Mendez, Communications Manager at Kansas City Hospice February is Mustache Month for Carousel and I'm a 'Stache Faker for the cause! I didn't want to sit by the sidelines and watch men grow hairy lips when Kansas City Hospice began Mustache Month last year. So, I did a little daydreaming and a little… Continue Reading
- Getting more “bang” for your charitable donation “buck” - by Paul Dreher, Financial Advisor, The Retirement Planning Group For many people the holiday season is more than a time of thanks, gatherings, and celebration. It is also a time of finishing Required Minimum Distributions. Perhaps extra holiday cash is well-timed. You may have an annual tradition of re-investing a possible surplus of income back… Continue Reading
- National Handwashing Awareness Week - National Handwashing Awareness Week is December 2-8! You can help yourself and others stay healthy by washing your hands often, especially during these key times when you are likely to get and spread germs: Continue Reading
- Cooking and grief – why does it matter what I eat? - By Debbie Wilson, LCSW, Grief Support Specialist with Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care Cooking and grief may not seem to go hand in hand. But, I hear from so many people "why does it matter what I eat?" After the loss of someone you love and have cared for, it's not uncommon to dismiss your… Continue Reading
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