Caring for Families in Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico & Worcester Counties
SPRING
2025 ISSUE
Macky & Pam Stansell House Meditation Garden & Labyrinth
Grief, Loss, & Growth Pages 8-10
Caregiver Academy Virtual Conference Page 12 Understanding Palliative Care Page 20
45th Anniversary Gala Save the Date Page 26 ...and more!
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS! See pages 29 - 41 In this issue...
Celebrate with us July 17, 2025
As we reflect on the past 45 years, we celebrate the dedication and passion of everyone who has been part of this journey—our employees, partners, supporters, and the communities we serve. Your contributions have shaped our success and strengthened our impact.
This anniversary is not just about looking back but also about looking ahead. With collaboration and a shared vision for the future, we remain committed to making a difference for years to come. Thank you for being part of our story. We look forward to celebrating this milestone with you throughout the year and continuing this incredible journey together.
The past few months have been exciting for us! We hosted the Ribbon Cutting for our new Coastal Palliative Care Clinic, allowing us to showcase and celebrate our beautiful new location. In addition, we've been expanding our outreach efforts, raising funds to support charity care across all four Lower Eastern Shore counties.
We are looking forward to our larger fundraising events, Taste of Finer Things, 45th Anniversary Gala, Blues on the Bay, and Coastal Walk & 5K Run.
As my time as Interim President and CEO comes to a close, I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude. It has been an incredible privilege to serve in this role. I am deeply appreciative of the support given to me over the past 10 months.
I am excited to welcome Dan Ayres as he steps into this role. Dan brings a wealth of experience and a vision that will undoubtedly propel us to new heights. I encourage everyone to extend their support as he embarks on this journey with us. I am confident that he will be instrumental in advancing our mission to promote dignity and enhance the quality of life for patients and families facing life-limiting conditions.
While I transition to Chief Operations Officer, I look forward to continuing to contribute to our collective success and to seeing all that we will accomplish under Dan's leadership.
Thank you again for your commitment and for making this experience truly rewarding.
With appreciation,
Ann Lovely Interim President & CEO
William Cooper Board Member
David "Buddy" A. Dykes Board Member
Dr. Tina Reid Board Member
Anthony S. Sarbanes Board Member
Stephen R. Farrow Board Member
Roger L. Harrell Board Member
Board Member
Washington Board Member
Dr. LaKeisha L. Harris Board Member
Board Member
During our December board meeting, we honored Rick Laws, Immediate Past Chairman, and Robert M. Purcell, Board Member, for their exceptional leadership since 2016. We are deeply grateful for their innovative ideas, compassion, and unwavering commitment to our mission. As a token of appreciation, we presented them with a special certificate in recognition of their contributions.
The Board appointed Dr. Sally Dowling as Executive Board Vice-Chair and Susan M. Bounds as Executive Secretary at our December meeting.
We are delighted to announce our new Coastal Hospice Board Members: William Cooper, Director of Ambulatory Pharmacy at TidalHealth; Dr. James Trumble, Vice President of Clinical Integration at TidalHealth; and Dr. Devon Zorn, Physician at Ability Rehab Associates. Additionally, we are pleased to welcome back, past Executive Board Member, Stephen R. Farrow. We sincerely appreciate your generous commitment, and look forward to your invaluable contributions to our organization.
By Jeffrey Gadow
I am honored to introduce myself as the new Volunteer Services Manager here at Coastal Hospice.
As a proud Eastern Shore native, I bring a diverse background to this role, with a foundation in funeral services and extensive experience in volunteer coordination within healthcare settings. My personal connection to hospice care, having witnessed its invaluable support within my own family, deepens my appreciation for the compassionate care that Coastal Hospice provides. This personal connection and experience fuels my excitement to join such a dedicated team, and I am truly grateful to be part of a mission that supports patients and their families during their most challenging times.
In my new role, I am fortunate to be joined by a talented and passionate team of Volunteer Coordinators. Together, we are committed not only to maintaining but also to expanding the volunteer program here at Coastal Hospice. We are excited about the opportunities ahead to grow our network of volunteers, strengthen our ability to support our mission, and positively impact the community. Currently, we are actively recruiting volunteers for a variety of essential roles, including patient care in both home settings and our inpatient facilities—the Macky & Pam Stansell House and Coastal Hospice at the Lake. Additionally, we are looking for volunteers to assist with administrative tasks, bereavement services, fundraising champions, pet therapy program, We Honor Veterans program, and roles within our Coastal Hospice Thrift Shop as associates and merchandisers. We are also introducing new volunteer opportunities soon, offering even more ways for our community to get involved.
While our focus includes the recruitment of new volunteers, we place equal emphasis on honoring our existing volunteers. During National Volunteer Week, we look forward to celebrating the dedication and profound impact volunteers have had on the lives of our patients and their families. We also recognize their hard work, compassion, and commitment every day of the year.
For those interested in joining our team, we invite you to attend one of our upcoming volunteer orientation
sessions listed below. These sessions are designed to provide the necessary information and training to help you get started in any of the available roles. Whether you're interested in patient care, administrative support, or another area, we welcome the opportunity to have you join our volunteer family and make a meaningful difference in our community.
In conclusion, volunteering is the cornerstone of our organization, and we are profoundly grateful for the compassion and dedication our volunteers bring to supporting our patients and their families. As the new Volunteer Services Manager, I am excited to collaborate with this exceptional team to further enhance our volunteer program and ensure that we remain a vital resource for those in need of care and comfort.
Volunteer Orientation Sessions:
• Friday, May 2nd
• Friday, June 6th
• July - No Meeting Held
• Friday, August 1st
• September - No Meeting Held
• Friday, October 3rd
• Friday, November 7th
• Friday, December 5th
For more information or to begin your volunteer journey with us, please scan QR code on page 5 to visit our website or contact Jeffrey Gadow, Volunteer Services Manager jgadow@coastalhospice.org or by phone: 410-543-2590.
Volunteering offers numerous benefits, including personal satisfaction, skill development, networking opportunities, and enhanced mental and physical well-being. It allows individuals to make a positive and meaningful impact in their communities, strengthen social connections, and foster a sense of belonging. Ultimately, it's a rewarding experience that enriches both the volunteers and the community that it serves.
One of our dedicated volunteers, Joe Wasser, Senior Account Manager at State and Federal Communications, was recently featured on a podcast, Lobby Comply Pod. This is a monthly podcast hosted by Joe May, Manager of Corporate Social Responsibility at the company. State and Federal Communications is headquartered in Akron, Ohio, maintains an office in Washington, D.C. and covers lobbying compliance, ethics, campaign finance, and election news from across the country. Their company culture fosters a network of significant influence, actively showcasing the meaningful impact of volunteering through its core values and mission.
“I'm very excited about the charitable service hours I’ve been doing while working for State and Federal Communications since I've been on board. It’s part of the culture around here to volunteer and help others. I discovered a part of myself by doing volunteer work that I didn't know I had in me. I am in my 60s and I've never volunteered for anything except as the bingo caller at my children's elementary school, which my wife technically volunteered for me to do.
I work remotely from my home in Maryland and periodically at the D.C. office. Human Resources advised me to Google my county's name for volunteer opportunities. I live in Worcester County, Maryland, which is Maryland’s Lower Eastern Shore. I searched ‘volunteer opportunities’ and came up with 400 results, 397 of which were fundraising.
I raise money for a living, asking people to invest in our fine services and products, so I wasn't looking to do the same for volunteer work. However, one entry stood out: 'Hospice volunteer, simply companionship.' My mom sadly passed away in hospice care, and that was my only personal exposure. I decided to reach out to the Coastal Hospice Volunteer Services office, which serves Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester counties. They informed me that at any given time, they'll have approximately 260 patients and the volunteer network is pretty large. I explained that it's in my nature to try to amuse people and to be funny, so I asked, ‘Is there a fit for somebody with my personality?’ She said, believe it or not, there is, and it’s important to learn when to be funny and when to listen.
Online training is required and counts toward your charitable service hours. The online and in-person training was fascinating and discussed different scenarios that patients go through in hospice and experiences that volunteers go through. Since I've been volunteering at Coastal Hospice, I discovered a part of me that I didn't know existed. After completing online training and before visiting patients and families on my own, I shadowed experienced volunteers, which helped me feel more comfortable when providing companionship. But when I did it alone for the first time—well, what do they say? Step out of your comfort zone. I had no one to back me up or step in if I needed help that first time. I quickly realized the importance of understanding the audience. Since I was a stranger to these individuals, I had to approach each interaction with sensitivity. I’d introduce myself, 'I’m Joe, a hospice volunteer. I’m here to say hello and see if you’d like to talk.' Some would invite me to pull a chair up, while others weren’t interested. You have to gauge your audience.
It was an active summer of volunteering, and in June 2024, I was assigned my first patient. Each visit varied—some lasted just 45 minutes when he had little energy, while others stretched to three hours. Throughout five or six meetings, we built a meaningful bond, sharing both good moments and difficult ones.
Throughout our time together, I kept in touch with his wife, updating her after each visit since she was often at work. She appreciated the updates, and our conversations became a collaborative effort between her, me, and Coastal Hospice Volunteer Services. Sadly, he passed away in late July. It was a privilege to be part of his journey, offering companionship and support.
Though it was initially uncomfortable, it didn’t take long to find my groove and figure out what needed to be done when visiting patients. The experience has been incredibly rewarding—I’ve heard some truly amazing life stories. I never expected to gain such deep insight into the rich histories of the people I’ve met.
I don’t think I would have volunteered in this capacity without the culture of State and Federal Communications. When I was hired a couple of years ago, human resources emphasized, "We do a lot for others." That mindset stuck with me. The culture of volunteering within this program helped me discover this part of myself, and without their support and structure, I might never have taken this path.
If you're interested in volunteering, my advice is—why not give it a try? The worst that can happen is you realize it's not the right fit, and that's okay. I chose Coastal Hospice because it felt like a natural fit—I talk for a living, so listening and conversing come easily to me. But if that's not your strength, Coastal Hospice offers many other ways to get involved. There's something for everyone.”
Since I've been volunteering at Coastal Hospice, I discovered a part of me that I didn't know existed.
30479 Prince William Street, Princess Anne, MD | Social Hall Meeting Room
FIRST 6-WEEK GROUP:
Tuesdays | May 6 – June 10
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
SECOND 6-WEEK GROUP:
Tuesdays | July 8 – August 12
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
THIRD 6-WEEK GROUP:
Tuesdays | September 9 – October 14
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
FOURTH 6-WEEK GROUP:
Tuesdays | October 21 – November 25
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
FIFTH 6-WEEK GROUP:
Tuesdays | December 2 – January 6 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
We host Memorial Gatherings across our four Lower Eastern Shore Counties.
DORCHESTER COUNTY MEMORIAL GATHERING
Tuesday, June 10 | 5:00 p.m.
The Visitor Center at Sailwinds Park Rosehill Place, Cambridge, MD 21613
SOMERSET COUNTY MEMORIAL GATHERING
Tuesday, July 22 | 5:00 p.m.
UMES Student Services Center “Outdoor Rotunda” 30665 Student Services Center Lane, Princess Anne, MD 21853
WICOMICO COUNTY MEMORIAL GATHERING
Tuesday, September 9 | 5:00 p.m.
Schumaker Park Pavilion 1019 S Schumaker Drive, Salisbury, MD 21804
WORCESTER COUNTY MEMORIAL GATHERING
Tuesday, October 7 | 5:00 p.m.
Macky & Pam Stansell House “Meditation Garden” 1500 Ocean Parkway, Berlin, MD 21811
To register, please email Tonya Handy, Supportive Services Coordinator, at griefsupport@coastalhospice.org or by phone: 410-742-8732 ext. 621 . If leaving a message, please state the grief support group you are interested in attending.
For more information about the support we offer, please scan QR code or visit www.coastalhospice.org/grief-support
While grief is the natural response to the loss of someone important to you, each person’s grief is unique. It's a process that takes time. Our qualified bereavement counselors can help you navigate the grieving process.
Grief is a deeply personal journey, and having access to qualified counselors can make a meaningful difference in how individuals cope with loss. Rachel Gulley and Nicole Long emphasize the importance of bereavement support.
Loss of Loved One Grief Support Groups offer connection that comes from being with people of all faiths who have also recently experienced a loss. Using grief-related videos, articles, and self-assessment worksheets, our groups provide emotional support, validation, and education about grief. We also promote a safe environment where one can freely tell their story and express feelings, knowing others will be understanding, non-judgmental, and supportive. Group members learn new coping skills, relaxation techniques, stress management skills, and daily survival skills that are effective. In an atmosphere of community, which validates and normalizes one’s emotional reactions, our group members learn different ways to grieve, all of which are natural and acceptable.
Grief support groups are increasingly being recognized as an effective way to promote healing through education and support after the loss of a loved one or close friend. Coastal Hospice bereavement group members report a strong positive impact based on both the psycho-educational aspects of groups and the 'haven' setting we provide for emotional expression and release of feelings. Doing grief work can lead to self-discovery, self-reflection, introspection, transformation, and healing. There is growth through grief.
- Rev. Rachel Gulley, Coastal Hospice Bereavement Counselor
Grief support groups all have emotional support and grief education as goals. The ongoing model allows the opportunity to build deeper connections. From the field of neuroscience, we learn that safety and security are necessary to heal trauma and provide healthier emotional well-being in general- even without trauma as a factor. A facilitator-supported conversation lends to the safety piece. I let the attendees decide how long they need to come and provide opportunities for self-assessment along the way. Both timelimited and ongoing models have good reasoning behind them. In the groups I facilitate, people gather and stay for as long as they are benefiting from the group. An individual's grief has its own timeline, and I honor that. This is sacred work, and I feel privileged to be part of it.
- Nicole Long MA, MDiv, CYT Coastal Hospice Bereavement Counselor and Community Educator
Support is offered at no cost to any adult who has experienced the death of a loved one, even if they were not a patient of Coastal Hospice. See page 8-9 for our upcoming grief and support groups and gatherings.
CampChameleon is a 3-day summer day camp open to children ages 6 to 12. The camp offers a safe place for these children to express their grief, to explore the many emotions that accompany the death of someone close, and to learn age-appropriate coping skills that will assist them on their grief journey. Camp Chameleon is hosted through a partnership between The Personal Wellness Center and Coastal Hospice, both in Salisbury, MD.
Camp Chameleon begins with a family event at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at the WinterPlace Park Pavilion, located at 6737 Blue Ribbon Rd, Salisbury, MD 21804. The three days of Camp (June 25-27) take place at The Personal Wellness Center at 6508 Deer Pointe Drive #4C, Salisbury, MD 21804 and will be filled with fun and activities for the campers. Breakfast and lunch provided daily! Each child will receive a t-shirt and supplies for all activities. We encourage families to participate on Friday, during the last portion of camp for a debriefing. More information upon registration.
Activities include:
Dates: June 24 – June 27, 2025
Location:
The Personal Wellness Center 6508 Deer Pointe Dr. #4C, Salisbury, MD 21804
Opening Night Family Party: Tuesday, June 24 | 5:30 p.m. WinterPlace Park Pavilion 6737 Blue Ribbon Rd, Salisbury, MD 21804
Camp Days: Wednesday, June 25 – Friday, June 27 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Family Closing Ceremony – A Time to Remember: Friday, June 27 | 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Parents please arrive at 12:00 for a camp debriefing.
In partnership with:
For more information, please contact Tonya Handy, Supportive Services Coordinator at thandy@coastalhospice.org or by phone: 410-742-8732 ext. 621
By Cristina Mahmood
Supporting our community is a privilege we deeply value. We were honored to be a sponsor for the Creative Engagement: Empowering Caregivers Symposium, organized by Stories Love Music and the Art League of Ocean City. Representing Coastal Hospice, our Education Coordinator, Anna Smith, along with Social Workers Rachel Schreck and Cristina Mahmood, attended this impactful event. Cristina found the experience especially meaningful and shares her reflections below.
“One of the most powerful takeaways for me was the idea that 'art is not a luxury; it’s a necessity.' It reinforced how essential creative activities are for patients and caregivers. These moments of creativity can bring joy, connection, and a sense of purpose—even during the most challenging times.
I enjoyed the Lego/Music Workshop, which demonstrated how music and hands-on activities like Lego building can help people with dementia stay engaged while also easing caregivers' burnout. It was a reminder that small, playful moments can make a huge difference. Even when words fail, activities like these provide a meaningful ways for patients to connect and feel present.
This symposium gave me new ideas to incorporate into my work, such as using legacy projects to capture special memories or fidget toys to help patients stay calm. Most importantly, it reinforced the need to support caregivers as well. Caregiving can be overwhelming, and creative engagement offers both patients and caregivers a way to reconnect with themselves and each other.
I left the symposium feeling inspired to bring more creativity into my work. Whether through music, storytelling, or small acts of kindness, I hope to help patients and families experience moments of joy and meaning, even at the end of life. These tools aren’t just about comfort—they honor each person’s unique story and create lasting connections that truly matter.
Thank you to Stories Love Music and the Art League of Ocean City for hosting us and providing a space to support and empower our caregiver community through knowledge and creative engagement."
By Hayley Stayman
Our
current patient, Nadine Jackson, has spent a lifetime immersed in the performing arts. Growing up with a father who was both a choir director and an accomplished singer, she naturally followed in his footsteps. An avid singer and guitarist in her younger years, Nadine later became an active member of the Community Players in Salisbury, taking on various roles both on and off stage. Her love for theater and music has been a defining part of her life.
As I’ve gotten to know Nadine, her husband, Jim, and her best friend, Bettie Messick, we've shared countless stories of her time on stage. She often expressed a wish to sing for others again, a sentiment that sparked an idea as we got into spirited music-making together. After a few visits around the same topic, the idea was hatched: Why not bring her music back to life? Together, we selected some of her favorite and most well-known songs to share with family and friends.
Over the next few visits, we practiced, chose our concert attire, and carefully planned the guest list. I created a music program, An Afternoon of Music with Nadine, featuring eight songs for everyone to follow along and sing together. With the help of an adaptive device, Nadine was even able to dust off her guitar and play once more after many years away from it. Music became a bridge for socialization, self-expression, and reminiscing, bringing joy to her and her loved ones as her cognitive decline became more apparent. Despite the challenges, she lit up with each song, singing every word— songs she once performed for crowds many years ago, now unlocking memories that had begun to fade. The music often reminds her of stories otherwise lost due to time and disease.
Nadine performed for a loving audience of nearly 25 people, including her spouse, children, grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, extended family, and her entire hospice team. Everyone joined in, singing and sharing stories, making the day as special as Nadine herself. They came together to show their support and witness how her love for music has shaped and sustained her through the years.
And, just like any good music hour, the event ended with refreshments, provided by her devoted husband, Jim, and plenty of photos to commemorate the day!
Alexandria, Nadine’s nurse, shared, “When I became Mrs. Jackson’s nurse case manager last summer, I quickly noticed her deep love for creativity. Music, art, and flowers have been cornerstones of her life. I learned that she was preparing a concert for her family, working with music therapy to reignite her creative spirit. This brought a smile to my face.
During my visits, she would play short tunes on various instruments around her home— Mrs. Jackson is truly a multi-instrumentalist. On the day of the concert, her family gathered to support her, and I witnessed her pure inner joy. She smiled and laughed with her loved ones while doing what she loved most—creating.
Helping patients affirm life and supporting them on their journey has been my privilege, and moments like these remind me why I am so dedicated to being a nurse.”
Music is a versatile and universally accessible modality, remaining a source of connection and expression regardless of age, illness, or other limitations. For Nadine, music became a powerful way to engage and connect with others while enhancing her quality of life, especially as traditional forms of communication became more challenging.
"Nadine has always been deeply connected to music, growing up in a musical family. Her father, a choir director with a voice reminiscent of an opera singer, instilled in her a lifelong love for song. She went on to share her talents as the Church Choir Director at Christ Methodist Church in Salisbury, MD, a role she held for 10 years. Nadine has an incredible gift for music and can still recall many of her favorite songs. She especially loves easy-listening music, which continues to bring her joy and comfort." With a chuckle, he added, "The only song I know is Happy Birthday! "
I will be covering Worcester County, serving as a direct connection for our community partners, provider offices, and Atlantic General Hospital. I’m excited to work closely with and support healthcare providers, patients and families, and local facilities. By building trustworthy relationships, I aim to increase awareness and utilization of our services and resources while working to eliminate any negative perceptions associated with the word 'hospice.' My overall goal is to improve the quality of life and preserve the dignity of our loved ones and their families during the end-of-life journey.
I joined the Coastal Hospice team with over twelve years of experience as a Registered Nurse, with a background primarily in the intensive care unit, as well as risk management/quality and community care coordination. I received my associate degree in nursing from Anne Arundel Community College and my Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Notre Dame of Maryland University. For the past ten years, I’ve worked as a registered nurse at Atlantic General Hospital. I’m acutely aware of the challenges and barriers that arise as the end of life approaches. I’m grateful that my personal and professional experiences have led me to this position with Coastal Hospice, where I can continue to make a positive impact in the community I love and call home.
Outside of work, I find joy in cooking and exploring new recipes, diving into a good book, and staying active. I also love spoiling my Shih Tzu, Audrey, spending quality time with my family, and enjoying trips to the beach or water park. When I’m not on the go, you might find me indulging in a little shopping.
I am beyond thankful for this opportunity and am looking forward to making a difference!
Crystal Holtzman-Tarr, BASW, MSW, LMSW | Provider & Community Relations Liaison
My roots run deep on the Eastern Shore—I was born and raised in Berlin, Maryland, and graduated from Stephen Decatur High School. I went on to earn both my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Salisbury University.
As a licensed social worker, I have been dedicated to the medical field since 2011. My career has included roles such as Social Services Director at Berlin Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and Social Work Case Manager at both Atlantic General Hospital and Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Salisbury.
Now, as a Provider & Community Relations Liaison covering Wicomico and Somerset Counties, I continue my passion for guiding patients and families through the complexities of the end-of-life journey. Having witnessed the emotional challenges and resource gaps firsthand, I am committed to providing the support and advocacy they need during this critical time.
Outside of work, my two children, Kendall (12) and Jackson (9), keep me on my toes! I love spending time outdoors— whether it’s at the beach, by the pool, or simply soaking up the sun. I’m also passionate about holiday decorating and celebrations. At home, I tend to my growing farm, which is home to goats, pigs, chickens, and soon, baby sheep, all while nurturing my love for gardening.
Our expert team takes educational opportunities to share vital information about Coastal Hospice and the services we provide to the community. For more information or to schedule a presentation, please contact Lauren King, our Provider & Community Relations Team Leader at lking@coastalhospice.org or by phone: 410-742-8732 ext. 658
Coastal Hospice at the Lake staff proudly honored Black History Month by wearing Ghanaian West African attire and reflecting on the remarkable contributions African Americans have made throughout U.S. history.
“It is a phenomenal opportunity to have the privilege of celebrating Black History Month with my team members and recognize the contributions of Black medical professionals while honoring the legacy of those who have paved the way to fostering a more inclusive future in healthcare.”
- Malin Finney, Coastal Hospice at the Lake Inpatient Team Leader
We are proud to announce our four Coastal Hospice Stars, who every day make a difference in the lives of those they care for.
Coastal Hospice stands behind its values of Respect, Compassion, Trust, and Resourcefulness. These stars represent and live these values every day through their work and unwavering commitment to the organization.
We truly thank them for being such a great example of what it means to work for Coastal Hospice!
1st Quarter 2025:
Administration: Jennifer Dixon
Nurses: Brendy Hairston
Patient Care Specialists: Brian Klinedinst
Multidisciplinary Team: Joel Beiler
We invite our staff, patients, families, and community to nominate outstanding Coastal Hospice team members each quarter. To nominate, go to: https://www.coastalhospice.org/staff-recognition/
Rachel Gulley, Bereavement Counselor
Completed her four-month process of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) through The Institute for Clinical Pastoral Training (ICPT), giving her a full unit of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE). ICPT is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET).
Lauren Blair MSW, LMSW, Director of Business Development
Kerrie Bunting, Donor Relations Team Leader
Completed a two-month fundraising workshop led by Black Dog Philanthropic Consulting held at United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore.
Completed a two-month fundraising workshop led by Black Dog Philanthropic Consulting held at United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore.
By Nancy Stewart
Our community came together to celebrate the opening of our Coastal Palliative Care Clinic at 1113 Healthway Drive, Salisbury, MD 21804. The event featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony co-hosted by the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce, along with refreshments, tours, and giveaways. We were honored to welcome Coastal Palliative Care team members, Coastal Hospice staff, board members, volunteers, and many supporters from our four Lower Eastern Shore counties.
Coastal Palliative Care is a community-based medical program that helps meet the needs of patients with serious illnesses while they continue to receive curative treatments, testing, medications, and other therapies. Our medical team collaborates with community providers and specialists to address symptom management and offer essential supportive services. In addition, we accept all insurance.
We are delighted to provide this program to our communities, said Nancy Stewart, Director of Access and Palliative Care Services. The Coastal Palliative Care team is committed to serving patients as they navigate serious illness. With expertise in symptom management, disease education, and other support services, we look forward to further embracing our community and are honored to be part of their medical team.
At Coastal Palliative Care, we believe every patient deserves the best possible quality of life, which includes access to specialized palliative care services. Our clinic will offer a range of services, including:
• Working with your primary care providers and specialists.
• Performing a thorough assessment to understand your symptoms and goals of care.
• Prescribing medications and therapies to manage your symptoms.
• Helping you and your family have conversations about your values and medical decisions.
• Providing emotional support.
• Arranging for our services in-home, assisted living communities, and skilled nursing facilities.
Providing Palliative Care Doula.
We are pleased to introduce our Palliative Care Doula—a trained professional dedicated to providing compassionate support for individuals facing serious or life-limiting illnesses, as well as their families. Our doula offers non-medical, emotional, and physical support; guidance on advance care planning; reinforcement of palliative care concepts; community resource information; and assistance in navigating the journey of a life-limiting illness. With a focus on dignity, comfort, and informed decision-making, our Palliative Care Doula is here to help every step of the way.
To meet the needs of our community, services are covered by insurance and provided in our outpatient clinic, patients’ homes, assisted living communities, and skilled nursing facilities. If you have been diagnosed with a serious illness, you can benefit from palliative care. To begin the process, ask your health care provider about palliative care or visit our website, www.CoastalPalliativeCare.org.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call us at 443-210-2419 or by email at referrrals@coastalpalliativecare.org .
One of my favorite memories from work involves a patient whose final wish was to visit the beach and hear the waves one last time. It may sound simple, but making it happen was anything but. Everyone came together in such a powerful way—social workers, spiritual counselors, CNAs, volunteers, family members, and even members of the community all played a role. We made it a reality, and it was amazing!
Watching that patient experience the peace and joy of the ocean, surrounded by love and support, was unforgettable. It reminded me of the profound impact hospice can have—not just in medical care but in honoring life’s most meaningful moments. It was truly amazing and something I’ll carry with me always.
Is there anything special you would like to share?
One of the things I value most is spending time with my son, who’s in high school. It’s such a reminder of how fast time passes—especially after my daughter left for college in Savannah, GA. I’ve learned to cherish every moment with both of them, and I make it a point to visit her in Savannah whenever I can. You realize time is precious at any phase in life.
What is your favorite spring activity or spot on the Eastern Shore?
My favorite spring activity on the Eastern Shore— especially before the season officially starts—is grabbing my bike and taking a ride on the boardwalk. There’s something so calming, and I feel a deep sense of gratitude for living so close to the ocean.
By Kerrie Bunting
We are incredibly grateful for the generosity of our Lower Eastern Shore communities! Thanks to the amazing support of local businesses and talented musicians, our recent fundraising events have raised over $3,000 for Coastal Hospice's charity care so far this year.
A heartfelt thank you to Burley Oak Brewing Company; Fallen Pines Oyster Company; Cypress Roots Brewing Company; Burnish Beer Company; Eastern Shore Lanes; Tides & Vine; Chipotle - West Ocean City; Johnny’s Tavern; and Texas Roadhouse in Fruitland for hosting and
welcoming us with open arms. The Margot & Valerie Duo, Margot & Gabe Resto, John Paul Chamberlain, Makayla Lizzy Music, and DJ Garret Roe who generously donated their time and talent to these events. They helped make the evenings more festive and unforgettable.
Because of your generosity, we can continue providing compassionate care to patients and families across Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester Counties. Every contribution makes a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve. Thank you for being part of our mission to promote dignity and quality of life for patients and families who face life-limiting conditions.
For more information, please contact Kerrie Bunting, Donor Relations Team Leader at kbunting@coastalhospice.org or by phone: 410-742-8732 ext. 515
We are actively planning more outreach and fundraising community events in our service areas—stay tuned for details on one near you! Join us on Thursday, August 21, from 5 PM to 7 PM for a relaxing evening of networking and community support during the Worcester County Chamber’s Business After Hours, held at the Macky & Pam Stansell House Meditation Garden and Labyrinth on the Isle of Wight Bay in Ocean Pines.
A Perfect Face Day Spa continues its generous support of Coastal Hospice through its annual Pamper Yourself for Charity event. Coastal Hospice was presented with a check for $2,585, with proceeds benefiting charity care at the Macky & Pam Stansell House in Ocean Pines, MD.
For 29 years and counting, Carol Withers, owner of A Perfect Face Day Spa, along with her dedicated staff, has organized the Pamper Yourself for Charity fundraisers. This special event is held in honor of Carol’s mother, Elizabeth “Libby” Chaney, who passed away from breast cancer in 1995 while receiving care from Coastal Hospice at home.
We want to extend our gratitude to Carol, her staff, customers, and the community, who make the fundraiser a success annually and make a meaningful impact with their generous contributions.
The Beat Goes On, Inc. donated an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to our Coastal Palliative Care Clinic located in Salisbury, Maryland. The addition ensures we will be prepared to provide rapid response to patients, family, visitors, staff, or anyone who may need it.
Founded in 2021 by Jamie Ensor, a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) survivor. Jamie was 34 when she suffered SCA and chose to use her second chance at life to make a difference on the shore. They provide AEDs to organizations in need, offers CPR demonstrations in the community, and raises awareness about the symptoms of SCA while also educating bystanders on how to save a life. Since 2021, The Beat Goes On, Inc. has donated 31 AEDs on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, with our Coastal Palliative Care Clinic being the 32nd to receive this life-saving device.
We are incredibly grateful to The Beat Goes On, Inc. for their generous donation and for taking the time to provide us with life-saving tips.
Coastal Hospice is deeply grateful for these donations, which support our mission to promote dignity and enhance the quality of life for patients and families facing life-limiting conditions.
For more information, please contact Kerrie Bunting, Donor Relations Team Leader at kbunting@coastalhospice.org or by phone: 410-742-8732 ext. 515
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Too many to name. God bless them and you!
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William Sirman, Jr.
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Tracy Williams
David Willis
Debbie Winter
Pamela Wood
BOC Employee Community
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Beachwood, Incorporated
G & J Industrial Supply Inc.
Pepsi Bottling Ventures of Salisbury
LEGACY
Estate of Lena A. Bowen
Estate of Edward Burke
Estate of Louise H. Littleton
John Edward Whittington, Jr. Charitable Trust
SHORE GIVES MORE –GIVING TUESDAY
Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore
Richard A. Henson Foundation
The Murphy Family
Pam Wood in memory of Reba Wood
Jan & Jim Perdue
Perdue Family
Laura Davis-Mears
Donna & John McCann
Abigail Hoffman
Annette Noble
Susan Cropper
Chris Jett
Sharon Dashiell
Employees of Hebron Savings Bank
Mark & Laurel Lavorgna in honor of Lucy Sparrow
Leah Klump
Julie Duer Clayton
Don & Gwen Lehman
Kristen & John Reilly
Melanie Smith in memory of Betty Brewton
Karen & Mike Shealey
Adrianne Kadushin
Sharon Birch
Susan & Bill Satterfield in memory of Francis & Madge Barrett
Richard Warren
Joseph & Pamela Ollinger
Joan Roache
Sharon & Charles Sorrentino
Jane Burt
Ginny Studley
Michael Marshall
Stacey McMichael
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