Angela Pritchard, CNA/HA
Angela received her education and certification from HRCC in 1997. After coming to Heart of Hospice in July of 2010, she said she regrets not being in hospice work sooner. The staff here is exemplary; the care and service they provide is excellent. She loves building relationships with her patients and their families. “Being able to serve people who need help is very rewarding to me.”
Angela has a wonderful husband, Scott Pritchard, and they have three children, two young, handsome men and one adorable five year old. They also have 2 mischievous cats, Geronimo and Sophie. Her hobbies include jewelry-making and beading, and is learning to knit.
“Love comes unseen; we only see it go.”—Austin Dobson
Bobbi Casey, CNA/HA
Bobbi grew up in South Dakota, and received her CNA/HA training at Columbia Gorge Community College, Clark College. She has worked for Hospice for ten years, loving the connection with her patients and families, as well as the Hospice team. She came to work for Heart of Hospice because of the reputation of the team members here. Her hobbies include reading, her family, and thrift store shopping.
Bobbi is married, has three children and one grandchild.
The Golden Rule: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.”
Bobbi Wilson, CNA
Bobbi graduated from Hood River Valley High School. In July 2011 she completed her CNA training at Columbia Gorge Community College.
She’s worked as a caregiver at Ashley Manor, Hawks Ridge, and is still working at Hearts of Gold. When asked what she likes most about Hospice work, she responded, “Being able to help someone in need and just being able to make someone smile”.
Bobbi comes from a large family, five sisters, two step-sisters, one brother, and one step-brother. They enjoy getting together and hanging out. She also likes playing with her dog, hiking, and working out.
Erica Clevidence
Erica grew up in White Salmon and received her CNA in Vancouver. She is currently attending Columbia Gorge Community College for her CNA II. She came to Heart of Hospice in the fall of 2010 and enjoys giving back and helping others.
Her hobbies include snowboarding, 4-wheeling, fishing, hunting, scrapbooking, and animals. The newest addition to her family is Strawberry Daquary, a basset hound puppy.
Live life to the fullest—one day at a time.
Eve Moore, CNA/HA
Eve received her CNA/HA training at Columbia Gorge Community College. She has been doing Hospice care for over 9 years.
Her greatest joys are her husband, 4 children and 4 grandsons. She enjoys riding her bike, taking walks with her daughters, reading, gardening, painting, and travels to Mexico.
“It is amazing to me that patients and families allow us to come into their homes at such an intimate time in their lives. I have been greatly blessed by the families I have served.”
Laura Leis, CNA
Laura has been a caregiver for six years; she received her CNA training and certification at Columbia Gorge Community College in 2007. She joined the Heart of Hospice family in November 2010 and is excited about having an opportunity to provide care and comfort to patients and their families.
Laura is single and enjoys gardening, hiking, and most outdoor activities.
Lisa Pacheco, CNA/HA
Lisa received her Associate of Science degree and CNA/HA training at Columbia Gorge Community College and has over 5 years of Hospice experience. She is currently continuing her education to become a Registered Nurse. Lisa loves the one-on-one Heart to Heart care that she gets the privilege of providing to her patients. She loves being able to spend time with amazing people and having the time to do all of the little things that really make a difference in her patients’ lives.
Lisa loves her job, husband, family and friends, gardening, the outdoors, and the beach. She has a huge love for animals and volunteers at an animal shelter.
“I love being able to wake up every morning, looking forward to going to work and coming home at the end of the day truly loving what I do. I knew I had found where I was meant to be when I found Heart of Hospice.”