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 Sharing the Journey

Sharing the Journey
October 2009

 

 
 
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  Want to volunteer?
 
Want to learn how to become a VNA volunteer but aren't sure where to start? Come to our free training session on Tuesday, November 3 from 9:30 - 11:30am at Phaneuf Funeral Home, 243 Hanover St. in Manchester. To register, email info@phaneuf.net.
 
Become a hospice volunteer!
 
The free comprehensive training course will equip participants with the necessary skills to provide Non-medical aid and support to terminally ill individuals and their caregivers.
  
Some of the topics to be covered:
  • Hospice Philosophy
  • Compassion through Active Listening
  • Pain and Symptom Control
  • Grief and Bereavement
Beginning: Saturday, October 10, 2009, 9:00am to 3:00pm, continuing Tuesday mornings, 9:30pm to 12:00 noon, through December 1, 2009.
 
Pre-Registration is required: Please call Volunteer Coordinator, at 663-4008.  Class size is limited.

VNA Childcare & Family Resource Center is a non-profit Community Service program of the Visiting Nurse Association of Manchester & Southern New Hampshire, Inc.

 
Planning ahead 
Seats still available for this free session! 
Join us on Tuesday, October 20 for the free informational session about pre-arrangements. This session is open to the public and will be held at 2:00 at our Manchester location at 243 Hanover Street.
 
Funeral Director Buddy Phaneuf as well as estate attorney Frank Mesmer will be available for free consultation. Learn more about your pre-arrangement options, pricing and any questions you may have about services.
 
To reserve your seat, please contact Michele Phaneuf-Plasz at 603-518-1011 or email michele@phaneuf.net.
 
 
Phaneuf helps memorialize the unborn with garden at St. Joseph's Cemetery
Together with Catholic Medical Center, Manchester Memorial Company and St. Joseph Cemetery in Bedford, Phaneuf helped create a final resting place for the unborn. On Friday, October 2nd the Feast of the Guardian Angles program included a dedication ceremony of a memory garden at the cemetery where hundreds of cremated unborn babies were memorialized. The event included remarks by John Kelly, the Director of St. Joseph Cemetery, Fr. Joseph Cooper, Pastor at St. Joseph Cathedral, Alyson Pitman Giles, President and CEO of Catholic Medical Center and Joanne Levesque from Phaneuf Funeral Homes & Crematorium.
"We have donated cremation services for approximately 500 unborns in the last five or so years," said Director Buddy Phaneuf. "This memorial garden will give families a place to mourn and reflect and even provide some support for one another." 

 

Creating online memorials for families served in the past 
Did you know that you could create an online obituary and a even a full Tribute page on www.phaneuf.net even if the service wasn't available when your family was served by Phaneuf?  
"We began offering obituarties on our website in 2000," said Buddy Phaneuf. "But even families served before that can take advantage of this service."
Contact Phaneuf today to begin the process. They will provide a complimentary simple listing that you can then customize. You will even have an option to upgrade to a full tribute page.
For more information or to get started, contact Phaneuf at info@phaneuf.net or call 603.625.5777.
 
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