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ith your gift to Cowichan Hospice, you provide compassionate end-of-life care to people like Diane Doucet, whose husband Glenn Spicer spent his last days in peace in Cowichan Hospice House. “As soon as Glenn was brought into his room at Hospice House, he was so happy. For Glenn Spicer’s legacy project was the beautiful me, it was like stained glass windows soon to be installed at Cowichan Hospice House. an island of sanity. It was an legacy will bring peace to enormous relief that I was all who enter this space. in a place where I could Each of us can leave a recharge myself to be a legacy in our own way. It help for Glenn and support is easy to create a legacy him on his journey. It through a gift in your will. gave me the strength to be After remembering your spiritually connected to loved ones, creating a gift him – an amazing gift. I in your will enables you to am so grateful. All the help make a lasting difference from Cowichan Hospice to a cause that you care volunteers gave me the about, and may even bridge to walk across reduce the taxes payable. turbulent waters. Not everyone has that bridge. Want to know more Through your donation, about legacy giving? you’re making that help Have questions about our possible, for me and for services? others. Thank you.” Contact us at info@ — Diane cowichanhospice.org or 250-701-4242 A lifelong artist, Glenn’s final passion project was creating the stained-glass Submitted by Holly Bowen windows for the Sacred Development Coordinator Space at Cowichan Cowichan Hospice Community Hospice House. Once Services 3122 Gibbins Road, Duncan installed, Glenn’s own
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