[Seniorresources] Bill Colby Forum

Sally Camp scamp at youraaa.org
Thu Apr 27 10:50:32 EDT 2006


BILL COLBY  FORUM
Acclaimed Author and National Advocate on Decisions at  the End of Life 
to Speak in Colonial  Heights

William  Colby knows all too well the difficult choices families must face 
before and  after the death of a loved one.  He  has walked this difficult 
journey with families in a professional and personal  way and will speak to that
issue during a public forum sponsored by Crater  Community Hospice.
 
>From Cruzan to Schiavo:  What Have We  Learned?
Date:  Wednesday, May  3, 2006
Time:  4:30 - 7:00  PM
Place:  The Hilton  Garden Inn Southpark
Colonial Heights
 
Cost:  $20.00  Person
 (Proceeds to Benefit Crater Community Hospice's Patient &  Family Services) 
 
Light Refreshments  Served
 
During his presentation Colby will read from his books  and answer audience 
questions, and he will be available for a book signing after  the talk.
 
 (Colby is nationally recognized for his legal argument  before the U.S. 
Supreme Court on behalf of Nancy Cruzan's family. The Cruzan's  fought on behalf
of their daughter's care in a legal case that catapulted  end-of-life issues to 
national attention.  Author of the critically-acclaimed book about this case, 
Long Goodbye: The Deaths of Nancy Cruzan, Bill Colby has become an outspoken 
advocate for legal and ethical issues  involving care at the end of life.  
Echoes of the Cruzan case were heard when attention focused on Terri  Schiavo 
last year, where once again a family tragedy over withdrawing life  sustaining 
treatments hit national headlines.  Colby is a well-known national expert,  who 
has presented these issues to the U.S. Supreme Court and to groups across  the 
country.  He has appeared on  Larry King Live, Hardball, CNN, MSNBC, Fox 
News, CBS This Morning, Today, Good  Morning America and other televised news 
shows and radio  programs.)
 
 
For more  information or to purchase tickets for this event, please contact:  
Crater  Community Hospice - (804) 526.4300, Ext. 234
 







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