On Monday night, we had our second and final holiday seminar for 2014. I always love this particular seminar, due to the candlelighting ritual we participate in together near the end of the evening. After the candles were lit, I played Mark Schultz’ “Different Kind of Christmas,” which I have previously posted on this blog.
My first point in the seminar was for participants to consider starting a new holiday tradition this year. For instance, if your loved one was a runner, possibly begin a family (or more widespread) run/walk in his/her memory. Maybe your loved one was an avid football enthusiastic, and the family members could begin a tradition of a “friendly” flag football game. If she was a teacher, you might establish a scholarship fund in her memory, and assist future aspiring teachers in obtaining the necessary education. What about your loved one? What did he/she love? How might you incorporate their passion into a new holiday tradition, either for you personally or for your family collectively?
If you have any questions or need any assistance during this holiday season, please don’t hesitate to call me (Kim) at 504-734-0140 or e-mail me at ksmith@stjosephhospice.com.
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