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Bringing joy into the lives of people suffering from Alzheimer’s, other forms of dementia, and cognitive and physical impairments. Learn more >
Develop a living legacy through a facilitated recorded audio CD capturing the stories and memories as told by and through the hospice patient. Learn more >
Support a peaceful transition through time-honored gentle music programs. Create a peace-filled environment to comfort those at the thresholds of living and dying through the gentle voices of Threshold Choir of the Palouse. Learn more >
Extend Caregiver TLC to those caring for their loved ones through gentle compassionate massage that touches the body, mind and spirit. Learn more >
Through the local library system, provide books and resources on end-of-life, spirituality, dying, grief and bereavement. Learn more >
Extend a hand to those in grief through bereavement support groups offered at various times throughout the year. Learn more >
A thoughtful, intentional, and meaningful process wherein one reflects upon and discusses what’s important to him or her if faced with a life-limiting illness or suddenly experiences a life-threatening injury. Learn more >
Offers a time to pause and reflect. This touching ceremony is held each December in Pullman and Colfax, taking time to honor and remember those whom we have loved. Learn more >
We create a safe and confidential space to share your thoughts and ideas on death and dying. This is not a counseling session or Grief Support Group. Learn more >
Our support in your time of need does not end after the funeral services. Enter your email below to receive a grief support message from us each day for a year. You can unsubscribe at any time.