Love, Legacy, and a Peaceful Passing: Kenneth’s Final Journey
March 12, 2026
No one should have to manage their health care alone, particularly toward the end of their life. Through your generosity, hospice nurses, social workers, and chaplains can be there to ease pain, offer guidance, and bring dignity to life’s final chapter — something only possible because of caring neighbors like you.
The Yakima Memorial hospice team brought compassion, care, and comfort for my whole family. They understood our overwhelming grief as we walked the last journey with my brother.
- A grateful family member
Bring quality of life in the final stages of a person’s journey by providing support and assistance to patients and families during the dying process and bereavement period.
Provide Home Hospice care for 620 patients
Assist 926 neighbors with Home Health needs
Support 257 family members with bereavement programs and services following the death of a loved one.
Engage volunteers to lead education and early conversations with seniors across the community, helping them understand their options ahead of needing hospice services.
Living with a family member diagnosed with a terminal illness can be a heartbreaking and stressful time for everyone. The home hospice program provides care and support for patients and their families, helping them live their best lives as comfortably as possible.
Your donations help fund these services so families can continue receiving they need.
Losing a loved one can be one of the most devastating times in a person’s life. Bereavement services and spiritual care provide a support system, including celebrations of life, and a bereavement coordinator for families coping with loss.
Your donations help fund these services so families can continue receiving the help they need.
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