Clyde Sanda, Chaplain
Clyde graduated as an ordained Interfaith Minister from the One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, has been with Heart of Hospice since 2007. He was a volunteer with a hospice agency in Florida for six months prior to coming to Heart of Hospice. He loves being able to make a difference to the patient and family during transition and working with the volunteers and staff with Heart of Hospice.
Clyde’s family consists of his significant other, two grown sons in California, and a sister in Hood River. Clyde’s hobbies include hiking in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge, sailing, doing Kakuro, playing NAF, reading, and studying.
“Be the change you wish to see in the world.”—Ghandi
Debby Livingston, Chaplain
Debby received her Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) degree in 1989 from Chicago Theological Seminary and became a Board Certified Chaplain in 2003.
She has worked or volunteered for Hospices around the country since 1999. She has also been a pastoral counselor, a hospital chaplain, and a college instructor.
She joined Heart of Hospice in the fall of 2011. When asked what brought her to Heart of Hospice she responded, “I chose Heart of Hospice because you are still doing the kind of care that first attracted me to Hospice work. While other places have increasingly emphasized productivity and the bottom line, Heart of Hospice still emphasizes heart to heart care.”
“Love never ends….”