Volume 6 - Legion BC/Yukon Command Website

Her name was Margaret*. We nevergot to know her much more, exceptthat somewhere, somehowVictoria Hospice touched her life.Margaret was not a Hospicepatient, nor a donor, but bynaming Victoria Hospice inher will she donated a verygenerous gift to support expertend-of-life care in her community.We wish we’d been able to tellher in person, but we’d still liketo say, “Thank you, Margaret.Your legacy gift made a real difference– for both patients and their families.You helped make their lives – andour community – better.”* name and photochanged for privacyWe know that Margaret is not alone.Victoria Hospice receives manybequests each year, several fromdonors we never had the chanceto know and thank in life.If you’ve named Victoria Hospicein your will, let us know.We’d like the opportunity to sayThank you!Have you named Victoria Hospicein your will ?Are you considering doing so?We’d love to hear from you.Call Tom at 250-952-5725.PATIENT CARE | COUNSELLING | EDUCATION | RESEARCH | VOLUNTEERSwww.victoriahospice.org www.victoriahospice.org 250-952-5720 250-952-5720UBC RemembersThe University of British Columbia held its firstRemembrance Day Ceremony in the War MemorialGym in 1951. Every year since then the Legionhas actively participated in these ceremonies.The University is proud of its 60-year associationwith the Legion and is honoured to helpcommemorate those men and women whohave given their lives for freedom of others.For more information about the UBC RemembranceDay Ceremony, please visit www.ceremonies.ubc.caRemembrance Day CeremonyNovember 11th 2011 | 10:45 a.m.UBC War Memorial Gym60military service recognition Book