Andrew Bone, President
"Having options about how to spend our days at the end of life is an important part of building community. I serve on WVH's Board as a way to maintain and enrich this option."
Rev. John Moody, Co-chair
"I choose to serve on WVH's Board because I believe the end of life journey is a most sacred time in a person’s life. I find joy in offering my service to an agency whose primary objective is to serve and support individuals, families and our community though this journey."
Betty O'Brien, Treasurer
"WVH nurses and staff provided caring and professional services to my husband and me during his final weeks. As a Board member, I seek to ensure those services are available to ease everyone’s end-of-life experience."
Michael Cherry, Secretary
"I serve on WVH's Board because I want to help make a difference in people’s lives and be of service. What an honor and privilege it is to be a part of such meaningful work."
Naomi Hormann
"I am grateful for the opportunity to serve WVH and our community. I have witnessed first-hand the care and respect our patients and their families receive. I believe giving back to the community is a must in our lives."
Wayne Kinkade
"I believe in WVH's mission to change the end of life experience for families in our community. It is my pleasure to serve alongside our amazing staff and volunteers."
Mark Bidwell
"I believe in the mission of the Hospice movement. While we celebrate the arrival of births (as we should), so ought we cherish and celebrate those whose time is drawing short. The care provided to individuals and their family members by Willamette Valley Hospice during the dying and grieving process is an important aspect of life. I’m grateful to serve on the board in order to help further these services to our community."
Miriam Scharer
“Respectful and compassionate end of life care should be accessible to everyone in our community and WVH leads that effort in the mid-Willamette valley. I am honored to serve on the board so that I can contribute to the ongoing excellence and sustainability of services into the future.”
Carolyn Van Otten
"I hope to contribute to the health and longevity of this caring and creative community treasure."
Vicki Holland
“I have witnessed the care and warmth of hospice nurses and have benefitted from their expertise in my own time of need. As a result, I am honored to serve on the board of WVH to ensure that other people in our community may experience this same level of care and concern as they support their loved ones through their final days.”
Dr. Scott Hadden
"As a physician who cares for all ages I always appreciate Willamette Vital Health for prompt and personal attention to any referral or concern. I consistently get wonderful feedback from families. They feel supported at all times.”
The Board of Directors of Willamette Vital Health is committed, not only to continually learning and understanding the importance of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice within the Board itself, the entire agency, and the community we serve, but also to providing services to traditionally underserved people and families.
This process will be directed by the Board of Directors through the Strategic Planning process and implemented by the Executive Director and Staff.
Through our mission of providing innovative, personalized and compassionate care to patients and families, we will also support and continually work toward an open culture of care for everyone.
The Board is committed to supporting the principles of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion within the organization and recognizes that such a culture thrives within a community and creates an understanding, caring work environment.
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