Snell accepts the congratulations of Thompson's representative.
Yesterday afternoon, Jessica’s House Hospice celebrated a remarkable 5-year journey, standing as a testament to community unity and unwavering support.
Colin Haskett, Chair of the Governance Board, modestly acknowledged his and the board’s role in the transition that Jessica’s House had made from concept to reality. He emphasized that the true heroes are the compassionate souls who labor within its walls, providing care and comfort day in and day out.
Mayor Finch extended his congratulations and expressed his pride.
Mayor of South Huron George Finch echoed the sentiment, highlighting the hospice as a point of pride for the community, which he witnessed evolve throughout his tenure. He said that the intertwining success of Jessica’s House and the South Huron Hospital showcase the strength of local initiatives – transcending borders,
Mayor of Bluewater Paul Klopp and his wife Heather showed their support for Jessica’s House as well.
In fact, local mayors from neighbouring municipalities also were present at the event to show their support of the hospice, showing the impact that the hospice has had beyond South Huron.
Tracy Snell, the Hospice’s Director, expressed profound gratitude for the overwhelming community support that brought the hospice to life, and sustains it to this day.
Volunteers, staff, and families that have been served the the hospice were invited to show their support for Jessica’s House as well.
Although unable to attend, MPP Lisa Thompson extended her congratulations through a certificate presented by her staff. MP Ben Lobb offered his staunch support for the hospice cause, expressing hope that national funding could one day enable hospices across the country, transcending political affiliations.
Jessica’s House Hospice’s 5-year milestone radiates as a beacon of compassion, unity, and resilience—a genuine embodiment of community spirit in the heart of Exeter.
Written by: B. Shakyaver