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Meet the Staff:
Roger
Roger has been a licensed funeral director since 1994 and employed at the Cremation Society of New Hampshire since 1995. He received his A.S. degree in Funeral Service from Mount Ida College. He lives in Manchester and is a member of St. Elizabeth Seton Church, and a Third Degree Knight Columbus, Council 5260. Roger enjoys road racing and baseball.
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Along the way...
CSNH hosts Veterans' Day Open House
Join us on Tuesday, November 11 as we welcome the many Veterans and families visiting the NH State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen for Veterans Day. We will have coffee and refreshments and provide tours of our new facility on King Street - en route to the Cemetery. Pardon our appearance! We are still in the process of renovating the building, but we couldn't pass up an opportunity to visit with those that have served their country or loved ones paying their respects.
For more information about our newest location in Boscawen, call 603-796-2528 or email .
VNA seeks volunteers to make a difference
Volunteers are needed to strengthen the circle of care provided by VNA Community Services, Inc. The VNA Child Care & Family Resource Center, the largest, non-profit childcare center in the state is offering a four-week training. Sessions will be held Fridays, January 9, 2009 through January 30, 2009 from 10:00am to 11:30am. Volunteers are needed to provide support and act as positive role models to children and parents. Some of the topics of the training include: Child Development, Cultural Diversity and Communication Skills. Interested members of the community including homemakers, retirees, and professionals are encouraged to explore this volunteer opportunity. Pre-registration is required. To receive an application or for more information please contact Linda Krisch, Coordinator of Volunteer Resources at 663-4008 or e-mail .
The Cremation Society works closely with the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Manchester and Southern NH. We are proud to help partner with them on a number of important community efforts as well as the exemplary care they provide for their patients and families.
November is National Hospice Month
This month we celebrate National Hospice Month and the dedication and amazing work Hospice and Home Health care providers do everyday for patients and their loved ones.
CSNH works with a number of hospice care providers regularly both in a supportive role and as a partner for end-of-life care patients and their families.
We honor all the caregivers who lovingly provide comprehensive care and support for patients through the end-of-life until death. We recognize these individuals for their strength and compassion at such a difficult point for families. It takes a special person to help loved ones in that transition and we respect those that are committed to making a difference.
Whether it be to seek end-of-life care for a loved one, or to become involved as a volunteer or caregiver, if would like more information about hospice care, contact us at or at 800-493-8001. |
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