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Providence Hospice and Home Care Foundation of Snohomish County

Philanthropy makes the difference for every patient and family we serve in our local community.

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Because of the generosity of the community, Providence Hospice and Home Care of Snohomish County Foundation has been able to fund many of the patient programs and services such as Providence Hospice, Palliative Care, Carousel (Pediatric hospice and palliative care), Camp Erin, and more.

1,755

Hospice Patients served

Pediatric Patients served

1,579

Clients served through Grief Support Services

Children served at Camp Erin

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Jeanne Metzger’s Herald Career was Start of a Lasting Legacy

by Julie Muhlstein

Jeanne Metzger, a Herald editor for decades, was a strong and savvy career woman at a time when it wasn’t the norm for a mother of four to work outside the home. She became an ardent advocate of hospice care, and a philanthropist whose generosity will leave a lasting legacy. And her ferocious love for family and friends never waned. At 89, she died Wednesday at her north Everett home. She had been diagnosed with bile duct cancer 18 months ago. Her last days were spent in the constant care of her daughters, Jan Brossman, Jo Metzger-Levin, Meg Metzger and Maddy Metzger-Utt.