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April 18, 2019 Newswires
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Bowlers raise funds for hospice

Hillsdale Daily News, The (MI)

April 18-- Apr. 18--HILLSDALE -- At the age of 91, Glen Foust, is one of Hillsdale County Hospice's longest supporters.

Saturday morning he was one of 53 bowlers that took part in the 25th Annual Bowl-A-Thon for Hillsdale County Hospice at Hillsdale Lanes.

Foust who bowls weekly in a league at Hillsdale Lanes has taken part in the fundraiser since its beginning. On Saturday he was the top fundraiser raising $500.

"It has been a lot of fun," he said. "It is for a good cause."

This year's fundraiser, which saw 12 teams take part raised over $4,000 for hospice's music therapy service.

Hospice Director Kitty Aemisegger, said this year's turnout was larger than normal.

"The hospice staff has really turned out," she said. "We had a good outpouring from the community."

Currently 14 out of 35 hospice patients are receiving music therapy with Erin Brewer, music therapist.

Aemisegger said in an earlier article that the music therapy program is a wonderful service and that is available any time during hospice stay.

Brewer lives in Quincy and has worked with those in Branch, Calhoun and Washtenaw counties as well. She did 22,000 visits for Hillsdale County Hospice last year.

Sponsors of the event included: Arrow Swift Printing, Belson Asphalt Paving, Inc., Bildner & Company, P.C., County National Bank, Deem Insurance Agency, Fieldstone Veterinary Care, Foulke Construction Company, Harvard Clothing, Hillsdale Terminal, Hillsdale Lanes/Lane 17, Jesco Industries, Inc., Mike and Mary Jo Smith, Moore Insurance, Nash Drugs, Performance Automotive, Rotary Club of Jonesville, Ryan & Bradshaw, Tenneco, Inc., Todd Ryann, DDS, VanHorn Eagle Funeral Home, Inc., Vested Risk Strategies, Walmart and Warren Financial.

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(c)2019 Hillsdale Daily News, Mich.

Visit Hillsdale Daily News, Mich. at www.hillsdale.net

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