​Adding to the evening’s warmth, the Grace Notes provided beautiful music that resonated with attendees.

First Christian Church has been a gracious host for this special event, with members of the congregation expressing their gratitude for the meaningful gathering. "Thank you to Universal Home Health and Hospice, our community funeral directors, and the Grace Notes for a lovely and comforting memorial service this evening," the church shared.

Cathy Wallace, a community member in attendance, remarked, “This is such a beautiful service! Thank you all for sharing our loved ones' names and caring about those of us that are left.”

The annual Hospice Memorial Service continues to be a poignant reminder of the importance of community, connection, and remembrance in times of loss.

Schlinglof spoke to the group about the hospice side of their business, detailing the comprehensive services they offer to the community.

She emphasized the compassionate support provided to patients and families during challenging times and addressed the many myths and misconceptions surrounding hospice care, explaining how these misunderstandings can delay individuals from seeking the necessary services.

Larry complemented Schlinglof’s presentation by discussing the various programs offered by Universal Home Health & Hospice Care, including skilled nursing and rehabilitation services.

Together, they highlighted the growing need for home health care in the community, especially as the population ages.

Schlinglof talks about common questions they often have families ask:

Members of the Lions Club engaged with the speakers, asking questions and exploring ways to raise awareness about these critical services.
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The company has several financial options for families:

The Urbana Lions Club is dedicated to serving the community through various service projects and initiatives. They welcome new members who are interested in making a difference.