Hospice Caregiver Award
Designed for people who serve from the heart.
| Each month Baue Funeral Homes recognizes and shows appreciation towards a Hospice Caregiver who has gone above and beyond their call of duty. Every monthly winner receives a crystal plaque, $250 Visa Gift Card, and is entered in to win our Annual Award. Do you know a caregiver who comforts, is kind, emphasizes, and is caring?
At Baue Funeral Homes, Crematory & Cemetery, we have tremendous respect and appreciation for our community of hospice caregivers. This may be a hospice professional, physician, nurse, chaplain, social worker, CNA, a healthcare administrative professional, volunteer, or anyone else who is seen as an important caregiver in our community. We’re looking for caregivers who, despite the challenges and obstacles, are a shining light of comfort for their patients and those they serve. To nominate a caregiver, please fill out the form below or contact Kristen Ernst at 636-328-0878 or KristenErnst@baue.com. |
Monthly Winners
November
TJ Cullen-Woods
Preferred Hospice
December
Kathy Sherman
BJC Hospice
January
Miriam Bohnert
Mercy Hospice
February
Pat Morelo
St. Luke’s Hospice
March
Theresa Cooper
Vitas
April
Pat Dickherber
Nurses & Co. Hospice
May
Jessica Gangwes
Evelyn’s Hospice
June
Greg Volipitto
Solace Hospice
July
Paula Minogue
Mercy Hospice
August
Tina Craven
Community Loving Care Hospice
September
Felicity VanHoogstraat
Preferred Hospice
Annual Winner
Our 2018 Annual Hospice Caregiver Award winner was Yvonne Brown from Pathways Hospice. She received our annual crystal plaque and a trip for two for a relaxing weekend at Camden at the Lake of the Ozarks.
“Yvonne’s compassion towards not only our mother but our family and friends were definitely far above our expectations. She was very loving and kind explaining all procedures and never ignoring our feelings. Going through all this was so very painful. Thank God for Yvonne who always took our feelings into consideration. Yvonne is a very knowledgeable and loving person and this whole family will be eternally grateful to her.”
