Our volunteers tell their stories.
Dedicated to giving back—Dick Watson
Dick Watson's steady volunteerism for 19 years is an example of how a committed individual can strengthen the foundation of Midwest CareCenter … in quiet, yet profound ways.
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Peace, solace and healing at the end of the journey—Lyn Little
“Nature is where I find meaning,” said Lyn Little, co-chair of the Midwest CareCenter Garden Advisory Committee and longtime gardening enthusiast. An accredited judge of national flower shows and competitions as well as a member of the Kenilworth Garden Club, Lyn regards nature as “a source of joy, a foundation of my belief and a huge part of my healing process.”
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A pace-setting gift—Karen Marshak
Gary Marshak was only 46 years old when he died of cancer in the Midwest CareCenter Hospice program in 2001. He had been married to his high school sweetheart, Karen, for 26 years and was a fun-loving, supportive dad to the couple’s two daughters, Marissa and Ali, then age 17 and 12.
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In their own words: Why we volunteer
These volunteers support a wide range of services.
