I wanted you to be among the first to let you know that Park View Home is officially open, and grateful families are making our home their own. There is sense of joy, comfort, and completion during this time. I want to sincerely thank you and am so grateful for the key role you had in making our dream a reality. A special place such as Park View strengthens our sense of community and reminds us of how we individually  and collectively make a diffrence for others in time of need.

The $2 million fundraising goal for Park View Home is complete.
This accomplishment is extraordinary in and of itself, the generosity 
of others now touches so many through the care, compassion 
and expertise we offer to our patients and families.

Please accept my deepest gratitude for all you have done and are doing. This moment is a special treasure to me, to our community, and to the mission of Sharp HospiceCare. Your act of caring and kindness helps us transform lives, even in the most difficult of times. We are so thankful. Thank you,

Suzi K. Hohnson, Vice President
Sharp Hospice Care

This letter is being written on behalf of Maria Elena Silva, an employee of A Better Solutions. Inc. Over the last eight months, Maria Elena has worked for me in my home on two separate occasions providing home care for my father, Arthur Mosen, during periods when my mother (whos has been my father’s primary caregiver for many years) was hospitalized with an illness that eventually led to her death in early June of this year. On these occasions Maria Elena has done exemplary work, stepping in to perform the sorts of duties that my mother had done, and allowing me to be absent from home in order to continue with my own full-time employment. She is completely reliable, and I have been able to depends on her to show up for work punctually every day; to give me advance notice if there is something in her personal life, such as a doctor’s appointment, that we need to anticipate and schedule around; and to stay with my father beyond her normal quitting time despite having somewhere else to be because another home care person fails to come to work as scheduled. I have valued her sense of responsibility in these and all other matters that she has dealt with while serving my father’s needs and mine. My father is 87 years of age and suffers from dementia. His condition requires constant attention, and he reuquires frequent assistance with a great deal of patience and understanding in the process. Maria Elena has demonstrated these qualities in her treatment of my father, which has been gentle, attentive and warm-hearted. In addition, she has at times shown concern not only for my father’s well-being and stateof mind, but for my own as well. I am deeply grateful to her for that. I have, without exaggeration, begun to think of her as a part of my family, and she will a lways be welcome in my home.

Because of all of these things. it is very difficult for me to let Maria Elena go. But my father is moving into a care center on a full – time. permanent basis, and is no longer living at home with me, so I have no further need of her help in caring for him. There is a degree of sadness for me, then, in writing this letter. I will miss seeing her in the early morning before I leave for work each day. The good news for somebody else out there who needs the sort of home care support that she has provided for my family is that her skills and kindness will now be available to them. I hope that that person or those persons who benefit in this way will take note of the fact that they have a very special person working in their home. And you can be sure that, if for any reason I need the help of A Better Solution, Inc. in the future, I will be asking for Maria Elena again.
Please feel completely free to use my name as a reference if asked for…..
Thank you.

Sincerely,

David A. Mosen
Chula Vista. CA