Volunteers

From the Triangle to the coast, there are very special volunteers who give gifts of time and love to families who are facing final illnesses. 3HC is grateful for the many individuals over the years who have served as hospice volunteers.

Volunteers add a special layer of support to hospice patients. Beyond the excellent care given by our medical professionals, volunteers are often a friend outside the family who can add additional perspective and non-judgmental listening at a time when it is greatly needed.

3HC’s Hospice Volunteers help families and patients in many ways: companionship, reading, listening, running errands, light housekeeping, shopping, yard work…the list is endless and varied. And volunteers, themselves, receive many blessings from their service.

Rose Beasley

Hospice Volunteer Coordinator

(910) 990-4552   rbeasley@3HC.org
Kitty Askins Hospice Center Goldsboro & Kinston

Shasta Gandy

Lead Volunteer Coordinator 

(252) 206-6696  sgandy2@3HC.org
Greenville, Smithfield & Wilson

Sharon Baugus

Hospice Volunteer Coordinator

(252) 514-5867  sbaugus2@3HC.org
Crystal Coast Hospice House & Pollocksville 

I had the honor and privilege to work with many WWII Veterans who came home from the war’s death and destruction and put it all behind them. They went to work, raised a family and continued to honor God and country. Most never shared their war experiences with their children, but did so with me. After they died, I was able to tell their children just how much of a war hero their fathers were. There were other veterans who came home after exposure to nuclear radiation in Japan with resulting tumors and cancers. They established their businesses and were productive members of their community. It has been a great reward for me to have known and served them.