THROUGHOUT the pandemic, health care workers have been focusing on trying to find cures, treatments, and vaccines that will help fight coronavirus. What has been spoken about less often, however, is how palliative care doctors and nurses, have had to change their way of working to enable high-quality end-of-life-care, despite the constraints of the pandemic. Doctor Mary Miller, a palliative medicine consultant at Sobell House, told the Oxford Mail: The pandemic was a disaster and people have thought about cures, managing the disease, reducing mortality - but it is equally as important we think of what good end-of-life care is for those 706 people who died of coronavirus across the county and good bereavement care.
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Russell Bernard
MUNISING, MI – Russell Lloyd Bernard, aka “Russ” passed away December 3, 2020 at his winter home in Panama City Beach Florida, with his precious wife Bonnie at his side. Being born August 22, 1929, Russ lived a good long life. He’d turned 91 this past summer.
Most people in Munising knew Russ as the friendly meat cutter from Hub’s SuperValue where he’d worked for 30 years not only serving the public but endearing himself to everyone who met him. Everybody liked Russ. He was an outgoing kind and gentle man. After retiring he often had little garage sales at his home, more to meet and visit with people than to disperse his old treasures. He just liked being around people.