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On the second episode of our founders discussion, we speak with Hospice of Davidson County's 1st Executive Director Jane Whitehurst. Jane has served in many roles over the years. Starting on the Volunteer Board of Directors, she assumed the role of Executive diretor, and then became the agency's Chief Financial Officer. Her impact & legacy is felt throughout every portion of the agency, and we really enjoyed talking with her on this episode.
This project captures the untold stories behind the founding and evolution of hospice of davidson county. Through candid interviews with founders, stakeholders, staff, and community members, More Meaningful Moments offers a powerful narrative of dedication, innovation, and human connection. Each episode explores a different chapter—from the early grassroots efforts and medical challenges to the deeply personal moments that define hospice care. This series not only preserves the legacy of a vital community institution but also reflects on how we live, die, and care for one another along the way.
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On the second episode of our founders discussion, we speak with Hospice of Davidson County's 1st Executive Director Jane Whitehurst. Jane has served in many roles over the years. Starting on the Volunteer Board of Directors, she assumed the role of Executive diretor, and then became the agency's Chief Financial Officer. Her impact & legacy is felt throughout every portion of the agency, and we really enjoyed talking with her on this episode.
This project captures the untold stories behind the founding and evolution of hospice of davidson county. Through candid interviews with founders, stakeholders, staff, and community members, More Meaningful Moments offers a powerful narrative of dedication, innovation, and human connection. Each episode explores a different chapter—from the early grassroots efforts and medical challenges to the deeply personal moments that define hospice care. This series not only preserves the legacy of a vital community institution but also reflects on how we live, die, and care for one another along the way.