Annual 'Tree of Light' Remembrance Service Returns
The annual community remembrance service, known as the Tree of Light, will be held on Saturday, December 6, at St. Seaton Hospice at Home. This year's ceremony has been moved forward by a week to coincide with The Good Grief Trust's National Grief Awareness Week.
Event Schedule
- 3:00 PM: Open reflection time with mulled wine and mince pies served.
- 4:15 PM: Main remembrance service begins.
Remembrance Activities
Visitors are invited to write messages in memory of loved ones and hang them on the remembrance tree. Dedication cards can also be placed on the tree displayed at the Kingfisher Centre. Participants may light a candle to honor those they have lost.
Support and Participation
Volunteers from the bereavement support service will attend to provide care and emotional assistance throughout the event. The invitation, previously extended mainly to families of former patients, now welcomes the entire community to join in remembrance.
"Our Tree of Light service offers a moment of reflection in a caring environment for everyone who wishes to remember someone special."
Author’s Summary
The Tree of Light remembrance service at St. Seaton Hospice invites the community to honor loved ones through messages, candles, and shared support during National Grief Awareness Week.
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