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SUMMARY:Grand County Hospice: Share a Meal and Talk About End-of-Life Wishes
DESCRIPTION:Grand County Hospice Invites Community to Share a Meal and Talk About End-of-Life Wishes\nMOAB\, UTAH — Some conversations are difficult to start—but sometimes they become a little easier when they happen around a table\, over a good meal\, with people who care. Grand County Hospice invites community members of all ages to join a free community dinner and guided conversation about what matters most\, how we want to be cared for\, and how we hope to be remembered.\n\nThe dinner will be held Monday\, September 28\, at 4:30 p.m. at Easy Bee Farm on East Easy Street in Moab. The evening will include a warm meal and an open\, compassionate conversation led by Grand County Hospice.\nLast year's Death Over Dinner drew 50 community members\, completely filling the event to capacity and leaving a waiting list. Attendees of all ages gathered to share personal stories\, listen\, and navigate topics that can often feel challenging to bring up at home. That overwhelming response highlighted a strong local desire to explore these meaningful topics together. Because space remains limited\, reservations are required again this year. Grand County Hospice hopes to expand the gathering into a twice-yearly event. \n\n"Discussing end-of-life can be an opportunity for connection\, and meaningful conversation among family and friends." said Lisa Monson-Potter\, Director of Grand County Hospice. “Meeting together to talk openly about how we want to be cared for and remembered should be something we can approach with compassion. And it can also be fun\, meaningful and even celebratory. Sharing a meal gives us a chance to connect with one another while making space for conversations that really matter.”\n\nThis isn't a lecture or a formal presentation. Guests will be invited to consider questions such as who they would trust to make medical decisions for them\, what types of care they would want\, what brings them comfort\, and how they would like to be remembered.\n\nHaving these conversations before a crisis occurs can help families understand one another’s wishes and make difficult decisions with greater confidence and peace of mind.\nFree Community Dinner and Conversation\n\nHosted by Grand County Hospice\n📅 Monday\, September 28\n⏰ 4:30 p.m.\n📍 Easy Bee Farm\nEast Easy Street\, Moab\, Utah\n\nDinner is free and everyone is welcome. Reservations are required.\nRSVP by September 21:\nHospiceCare@mrhmoab.org\n435-719-3772\n\nGrand County Hospice thanks Easy Bee Farm\, Moonflower Market\, Spanish Valley Mortuary\, Baker’s Blooms\, and Julia George for supporting this community event.\n\nSometimes the most meaningful conversations start with something simple: a shared meal\, a welcoming table\, and a little time to talk. The goal of the evening is to connect with neighbors and make it a little easier to have meaningful conversations about the end of life—together.\n\nMoab Regional Hospital is an independent\, 17-bed nonprofit Critical Access Hospital and Level IV Trauma Center in Moab\, Utah. Driven by a patient-first mission\, MRH combines high-quality\, affordable medical care with a steadfast commitment to community health and wellness. \n###\nQuestions? Contact Alina Murdock at Moab Regional Hospital\, 435-313-1150 or alinam@mrhmoab.org.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Grand County Hospice Invites Community to Share a Meal and Talk About End-of-Life Wishes\nMOAB\, UTAH — Some conversations are difficult to start—but sometimes they become a little easier when they happen around a table\, over a good meal\, with people who care. Grand County Hospice invites community members of all ages to join a free community dinner and guided conversation about what matters most\, how we want to be cared for\, and how we hope to be remembered.\n\nThe dinner will be held Monday\, September 28\, at 4:30 p.m. at Easy Bee Farm on East Easy Street in Moab. The evening will include a warm meal and an open\, compassionate conversation led by Grand County Hospice.\nLast year's Death Over Dinner drew 50 community members\, completely filling the event to capacity and leaving a waiting list. Attendees of all ages gathered to share personal stories\, listen\, and navigate topics that can often feel challenging to bring up at home. That overwhelming response highlighted a strong local desire to explore these meaningful topics together. Because space remains limited\, reservations are required again this year. Grand County Hospice hopes to expand the gathering into a twice-yearly event. \n\n"Discussing end-of-life can be an opportunity for connection\, and meaningful conversation among family and friends." said Lisa Monson-Potter\, Director of Grand County Hospice. “Meeting together to talk openly about how we want to be cared for and remembered should be something we can approach with compassion. And it can also be fun\, meaningful and even celebratory. Sharing a meal gives us a chance to connect with one another while making space for conversations that really matter.”\n\nThis isn't a lecture or a formal presentation. Guests will be invited to consider questions such as who they would trust to make medical decisions for them\, what types of care they would want\, what brings them comfort\, and how they would like to be remembered.\n\nHaving these conversations before a crisis occurs can help families understand one another’s wishes and make difficult decisions with greater confidence and peace of mind.\nFree Community Dinner and Conversation\n\nHosted by Grand County Hospice\n📅 Monday\, September 28\n⏰ 4:30 p.m.\n📍 Easy Bee Farm\nEast Easy Street\, Moab\, Utah\n\nDinner is free and everyone is welcome. Reservations are required.\nRSVP by September 21:\nHospiceCare@mrhmoab.org\n435-719-3772\n\nGrand County Hospice thanks Easy Bee Farm\, Moonflower Market\, Spanish Valley Mortuary\, Baker’s Blooms\, and Julia George for supporting this community event.\n\nSometimes the most meaningful conversations start with something simple: a shared meal\, a welcoming table\, and a little time to talk. The goal of the evening is to connect with neighbors and make it a little easier to have meaningful conversations about the end of life—together.\n\nMoab Regional Hospital is an independent\, 17-bed nonprofit Critical Access Hospital and Level IV Trauma Center in Moab\, Utah. Driven by a patient-first mission\, MRH combines high-quality\, affordable medical care with a steadfast commitment to community health and wellness. \n###\nQuestions? Contact Alina Murdock at Moab Regional Hospital\, 435-313-1150 or alinam@mrhmoab.org.
LOCATION:4065 Easy Street Moab UT 84532
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