DEATH CAFE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2020

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Please join us for our first Death Cafe

Hosted by Rossalin Smith - Certified Grief Councellor

Presented by the Fort St John Palliative Care Society

Wednesday, February 19, 2020

7:00pm

10511 99 Ave Fort St John, BC (Key Learning Centre)

Please register for this free event by contacting:

Fort St John Palliative Care Society

250-787-3755 (Leave a message)

or Contact:

Norbert Kaspar

250-261-1604

This session is an opportunity for only 24 participants to take part in a discussion on death. This is not a councelling session or a support group. Simply coffee, cake and conversation.

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To all the families we have worked with...

We thank you for the privilege of helping you in some small measure with the care of your loved one at this very sensitive time. We applaud your loving care and comfort, hopefully letting your loved one leave this world with a sense of peace.

A big thank you to your organization.

Their caring, compassion and humour will be long remembered.

Thank you for your support.

Thank you so much for sitting with my mother during her last few months. It was a great help to me and my family. Thank you for the support after she was gone.

Thank you for the Special Care Series Books.

They helped me in so many ways in dealing with all my emotions, with friendships, good and bad. Thank you from my heart.

Your thoughtful kindness is greatly appreciated.

We wish to thank all those volunteers who came into our home, giving much-needed respite and also for the hospital visits during his many admissions.

The world is a better place because of people like you.

Thank you for your kindess during our time of need; your support was greatly appreciated.

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CONTACT US

P. 250-787-2814
F. 250-787-2814

fsjpcs@shaw.ca

9812 - 108th Avenue,
Fort St. John, BC V1J 2R3

OUR MISSION

To enhance the quality of life and death of persons facing death and bereavement through skilled and compassionate physical, social, emotional and spiritual care.