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Katie Wisthoff Wiedrick lived with strength, grace, and a deep love for others. Whether sharing her famous baked goods, supporting family and friends, or facing life’s challenges, she approached every moment with kindness. After years of managing health concerns and caring for loved ones, Katie’s own health declined in late December 2025. During a visit…
When Sara Schenck first heard the word hospice, she feared the worst. What her family discovered instead was compassionate care, unwavering support, and a team that became part of their journey. Through Brad’s battle with brain cancer, hospice provided comfort, dignity, and hope for the entire family.
When I go, I will return, Mother Earth willing. As human form or animal form, I will be watching over you. Michelle Christianson is comforted by these words—a poem shaped by Native American beliefs, written by her husband Jerry before his passing. Jerry and Michelle shared everything in life, especially a close emotional bond. Together…
Marilyn (Holmes) Hennager was born in New Westminster, the oldest city in western Canada located just outside of Vancouver, British Columbia. She was the third of four children who shared a humble upbringing that brought the family to Manitoba and eventually Saskatchewan, where they grew up. Marilyn was always proud of her Canadian heritage. She…
by Jordan Weeda Here we are. No more poking and prodding. No therapeutic goals to achieve. No pandemic protocols. No hurried doctors and nurses. This is a world of quiet voices, laughing great grandchildren in the other room, smells of food wafting from the kitchen, hand holding, hair brushing, foot rubbing, resting—just being. Grateful to…