The staff of White Oaks of Huntley and Kindred Hospice collaborated Friday to organize a vow renewal ceremony for residents of the assisted-living facility and their spouses. White Oaks at Huntley administrator Megan Benzel said staff had spoken with the facility’s hospice chaplain, who agreed to lead vow renewals for some of the hospice patients. From there, Benzel said, the idea grew into something bigger, where families, employees and nonhospice patients were invited. “It just kind of happened organically,” Benzel said. A total of five resident couples renewed their vows: Bonita and Garland Kizer, George and Marion Fruin, Jerry and Dorothy Pospisil, Mel and Lois Long and Michael Brody and Marili McFawn.
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Fri, 02/14/2020 - 10:50pm
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