6-27-26 – HEARTLAND HOSPICE

6-27-26 – HEARTLAND HOSPICE

The OSJ Rise & Thrive Radio Hour received several emails on follow-up questions about Heartland Hospice and Hospice Care … so we felt it would be beneficial to air this original OSJ Radio Hour again from May. Listen to Johnny Moore with Heartland Hospice in the Rise & Thrive OSJ Radio Studio this Saturday at 9:05FM on 96.7FM Radio… AND on 1,700 podcast platforms! The first two important questions: What is hospice care and when is it appropriate? How does hospice improve quality of life for patients and families? We have this plus many more answers from our expert Johnny Moore of Heartland Hospice. We also discuss their “Heartland Wish Program.” Hospice is a needed connection between the family and the client … it is a beautiful thing that is provided at no cost to the family or client. I know how imperative hospice was to my family —my father on hospice for four years and my mom three days. It was a Godsend! Johnny Moore Johnny Moore Johnny Moore is an Oklahoma City native and Healthcare Consultant with Heartland Hospice, where he has served for over two years supporting patients, families, and healthcare partners with compassionate end-of-life care solutions. A graduate ofPutnam City North High School and the University of Central Oklahoma, Johnny earned his Bachelor’s degree in Corporate Communications and has built a successful career spanning more than 20 years in marketing and sales. heartland hospice 13909 Technology Drive Ste B Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73134 O-405-241-4491 heartlandhospice.com

6-20-26: FAMILY CAREGIVING WITH BOBBIE GUNN TRIBUTE FROM JUNE 2021

FAMILY CAREGIVING WITH BOBBIE GUNN TRIBUTE FROM JUNE 2021. Bobbie Gray Diffee-Gunn was originally born in Arkansas and came to Oklahoma City in the Bethany area in 1953 and lived here the rest of her life. She married the love of her life in 1955, Gordon Carl Gunn and was a caregiver for him and others in her family with her mother Laura Diffee. Bobbie touched the lives of so many and will be deeply missed by family and friends.

6-13-26: VillagesOKC Volunteer & Member Johni Wardwell

Avid VillagesOKC Volunteer & Member Johnina (Johni) Wardwell of Yukon, Oklahoma joins us to tell us all about VillagesOKC.org (A Plan, Not a Place) For readers and listeners of the Oklahoma Senior Journal who may not be familiar with VillagesOKC, join us as we visit with Johni and learn about the organization’s mission and who it serves. VillagesOKC is part of the larger network, a global movement that began 25 years ago in Boston, MA. It started with a few neighbors who wanted to remain in their own homes and didn’t want to lean on their family (or had no family.) Our Village in OKC is the only one in the state of Oklahoma and is focused on education, connection, volunteering, and providing trusted resources from handymen to caregiver support. Listen to this OSJ radio hour! and read about VillagesOKC in the current OSJ magazine on page 53. (It’s the 34th year of OSJ in print!) Johni, VillagesOKC Johnina (Johni) Wardwell grew up in southern Indiana and was married to Major Loren Wardwell for 55 years. A lifelong educator, community advocate, and avid VillagesOKC volunteer, she has served in every community she’s called home. Since moving to Yukon in 2019, Johni has found VillagesOKC to be a meaningful way to stay engaged, serve others, and make a difference.

6-6-26 TRIBUTE TO BOBBIE GUNN - FIRST FAMILY CAREGIVING

6-6-26 TRIBUTE TO BOBBIE GUNN - FIRST FAMILY CAREGIVING Find More Info and Shows At: https://okseniorjournal.com/latest-radio-shows/

5-30-26: Johnny Moore with Heartland Hospice

We have Johnny Moore with Heartland Hospice in the Rise & Thrive OSJ Radio Studio this Saturday at 9:05FM on 96.7FM Radio… AND on 1,700 podcast platforms! The first two important questions for Johnny are: What is hospice care and when is it appropriate? How does hospice improve quality of life for patients and families? We also have many more questions that will be answered by our expert Johnny Moore of Heartland Hospice. We will also discuss their “Heartland Wish Program”. Hospice is a needed connection between the family and the client … it is a beautiful thing that is provided at no cost to the family or client. I know how imperative hospice was to my family for my father for four years on hospice and my mom three days. It was a Godsend! Johnny Moore Johnny Moore is an Oklahoma City native and Healthcare Consultant with Heartland Hospice, where he has served for over two years supporting patients, families, and healthcare partners with compassionate end-of-life care solutions. A graduate ofPutnam City North High School and the University of Central Oklahoma, Johnny earned his Bachelor’s degree in Corporate Communications and has built a successful career spanning more than 20 years in marketing and sales.heartland hospice 13909 Technology Drive Ste B Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73134 O-405-241-4491 heartlandhospice.com