PG Hospice hosting a Celebration of Life ceremony for those grieving during the holiday

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• The car, music and singing to remember your loved one.
• The kitchen table, a cup of coffee and a note book to journal in.
• A forest path, a camera and photos.
• The living room, with the photo album, looking at pictures.

All of these are ways to remember your person.

Hospice is inviting everyone to hold space for their loved ones noting that rituals are a way to create, remember, and to grieve. This is a moment for people to slow down, put the to-do’s aside and intentionally spend time grieving and remembering.

If you can’t make it to the event PG Hospice encourages people to attend bigger rituals in the community such as a church service, participate in choir performances or other holiday events.