Category: Heart of Hospice Honoree’s

It is our great honor to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Angel Clarke. In the over five years that Angel has worked with St. Francis Hospice she has exhibited unwavering dedication to our missions and core values. She is described as kind, compassionate and always-seeking ways to enhance our commitment to excellence. She leads her team with grace, dedication and kindness and works tirelessly to advocate for families and putting them at ease with her active listening and calming presence. Angel spends her days working alongside her team to ensure every patient gets the attention they need and concerns are addressed,

It is an honor and privilege to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Angelique Bonadio. Angelique joined St. Francis Hospice almost 2yrs ago and in that time she has shown that she fully embodies our core values. Working as the Lead Volunteer Coordinator, she dedicates her time to ensuring that patient and family’s needs are met all while providing them the best volunteering experience possible as well as  and maintaining their safety during the pandemic. As a Volunteer Coordinator she is always there guiding volunteers in their assignments and encouraging them to learn new skills or tasks that will support the patients

It is an honor and privilege to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Brittany Forsberg. For four years, Brittany has worked at St. Francis Hospice as an RN case manager.  She is currently the RNCM for our dedicated Pediatric hospice team, the Sandpipers.  Before joining the Sandpipers, during her time on the Lighthouse Team, she exemplified being a steward in the community by building relationships with her patients and local nursing homes.  She was known for upholding the values and living the mission, but after she became a member of the Sandpiper Team, her teammates were in awe of how her “star

It is an honor and privilege to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Christine Tate. Christine has provided compassionate care at EOL with the SFH team for almost 13 years. She has served our patients and their families both as an admissions nurse and, in the past year, as our Veteran Outreach Coordinator. Christine embodies the mission of St. Francis Hospice and she passionately approaches her role, not just as a job, but as her true calling. Christine brings recognition to our Veterans at EOL for their extraordinary sacrifice and service to this Country, through our Veterans Pinning Ceremonies. These provide our

It is an honor and privilege to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Gina Crane. Gina has worked at St Francis Reflections for almost three years, and in that time, she has spent every day living our mission through our core values.  She is always uplifting and encourages everyone around her.  Gina advocates for her patients and teammates, never hesitating to go above and beyond the call of duty.  She began her journey here as the Clinical Manager of the Manatee Team.  Gina excelled in her role as a manager,  leading her team through a pandemic and navigating every twist and turn

It is an honor and privilege to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Joan Logue. For over 12 years, Joan has provided her compassionate care to the patients and families of St. Francis Hospice. She is a cornerstone in the foundation of care at the Edward M. Poe House Hospice Care Center in Titusville, even becoming the Lead RN for the team almost 2 years ago. Joan maintains the core values in all she does and how she lives her life. She is the true embodiment of hospice! Compassionate and caring, constantly going above and beyond for the needs of the patients

It is an honor and privilege to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Lynn Kiefer. Lynn is a true champion of our mission! Our mission is her mission and she brings our mission to life every day, both in the job she does and also how she does it. When Lynn joined St. Francis in 2018 she worked as the social worker for the Sand Dollar Team. She was always there to ensure our patient’s needs were met and was there to support the families during difficult times. Since transitioning to the Coordinator of the North Star Program, she has created a

It is an honor and privilege to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Robyn Whitmore. Robyn has been with St. Francis Hospice for over 27 years and in that time, has affected the lives of countless patients and families but also our staff. She has seen the endless growth the company has experienced over those years but throughout it all, Robyn has remained steadfast in her commitment, dedication and stewardship. She has worked in many of the departments throughout the company, but regardless of her role, she has always shown her knowledge, adaptability and accountability. Robyn sets a high bar in patient

It is an honor and privilege to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Tanya Penley. Tanya has worked with St. Francis for over four years and in that time has enriched the lives of so many people, not only patients, but everyone she meets. She is always willing to go above and beyond to help her patients ensure their needs are met and they also truly have the best quality of life possible. Assisting with holiday decorations for patients, singing with all the residents to bring them joy and even wearing fun and funky colored socks are just some of the ways

It is an honor and privilege to introduce Heart of Hospice honoree, Wesley Norton. Wes joined St. Francis Reflection almost 3 years ago and in that time, he has become an essential member of our Information Technology Team. Recently promoted to Systems Administrator, he has shown his skills and capabilities in everything the IT team handles. Wes approaches his role not only with the depth of knowledge that is needed, but also exemplifies our core values in every interaction with all he does. He has a great approach to his role and his customer service to all staff members goes far