United Hospice Service of Aspire Rural Health System is pleased to announce that its 2026 Annual Fall Luncheon, held Saturday, October 3, at Marlette Elementary School, raised more than $13,000 to support local patients. United Hospice Service (UHS) sincerely appreciates every sponsor, donor, and participant who contributed to the success of this year’s event.
The luncheon was catered by The Horseshoe Grill, and UHS would like to extend its gratitude to the following generous sponsors:
- Laurie Boegner, in memory of Harold and Lois James, and Cheryl Lewis
- Bolday Family, in memory of Sylvester and Vera Bolday
- Jim and Judy Brown
- Carelinc Medical Equipment & Supply Co. LLC
- Richard Cummings, in memory of Helen Marie Cummings
- Donna Higley
- Mitch Hirn – TEC Fiber
- Sandy Kmet, in memory of Bill Kmet
- Medical Staff of Aspire
- Marlette Oil & Gas
- St. John’s Episcopal Church of Sandusky
- Thumb Cellular
- Tracy’s Old Castle
- Tri-County Bank of Marlette
UHS would also like to thank the following businesses, organizations, and individuals for their generous basket and item donations:
Auto Value of Marlette, AutoZone of Marlette, Barks & Bubbles Pet Salon, Big Boy of Imlay City, Brower Farms Meat Processing, Champion Physical Therapy and Rehab Services LLC, Christine Spitale Real Estate at Keller Williams Lakeside, Country Kitchen, Country View Bulk Foods, Dollar General of Marlette, Farm Bureau of Marlette, Feelings of Home Massage Therapy, Gracie’s Attic, Hallmark Healthcare, Harvest Moon Gatherings, HG Salon, Kranz Funeral Home of Cass City, Laser Impressions, Marlene Schank of Schank Farms, Marlette Hospital Auxiliary, McCready Family Farms, Mor Joy Construction, Moore Motor Sales, Mustard Seeds Thrift, North Branch Bakery, Outback Custom Meats, Schank’s Farm – Created Tallow Co., Southern Soul Farms, Speaker Farm Market & Orchard, Summit Gym, Washakie Golf and RV Resort, Wesleyan Woods RV Park and Campground, Woodchips BBQ, and Zorba Kennel.
“We are incredibly grateful for the continued generosity of our local businesses, families, and individual supporters. Their contributions help make a meaningful difference for our patients, and we sincerely thank everyone who helped make this year’s luncheon a success,” said Tammy Bricker, RN, United Hospice Service Director.
United Hospice Service also extends its appreciation to anyone who donated a basket or item whose name may not have been included in this list, as well as to the community for its continued support.
To learn more about United Hospice Service, please visit us online at www.AspireRHS.org or call us at 800-635-7490.