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Honey Lake Hospice announces quilt winner

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Chaz Salas is the winner of this quilt made by Susan Wannebo.

It’s been a long time coming due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Honey Lake Hospice announced Chach Salas is the lucky winner of this beautiful quilt made by Susan Wannebo.

According to a statement from the hospice, the quilt was donated by Susan Wannebo and Laura Roberts as a fundraiser.  The drawing was to be held at the 2020 Hospice Tea but due to the hospice’s inability to hold the tea for the past three years, the board of directors elected to proceed with the drawing.

Honey Lake Hospice thanks all who participated in this fundraiser.

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