Hospice House Committee Seeks to Educate, Raise Funds

Pen Bay Healthcare Foundation's newly created Hospice House Committee is comprised of supporters and PBH staff who are working in the community to raise awareness of hospice and to raise funds for Kno-Wal-Lin Home Care and Hospice's planned Hospice House.

The design for the KWL Hospice House, with its contemplative indoor and outdoor spaces, recently won a design award (in the unbuilt building category) from the Portland Society of Architects for Harriman Architects of Portland.

Pictured here are committee members (standing, from left) Penney Read, vice president of development at Pen Bay Healthcare; Stephanie Woodman, Hospice House supporter; Sherry Gagne, individual & major gifts, Pen Bay Healthcare Foundation; Fred and Elaine Coulon, Hospice House supporters and Donna DeBlois, Kno-Wal-Lin executive director. Seated are, from left, Marty Rogers, Hospice House committee chairperson and Diane Thompson, Hospice House supporter. Not pictured are: supporters Wally Doud and Harvey Rudisaile and Sarah Dwelley, KWL director of hospice and palliative care.