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Grand County Hospice wants you at dinner — to talk about death - Moab Sun News

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Grand County’s hospice program is eight staff members and six volunteers. In a year they care for about 30 people and their families, across Moab, Castle Valley and Spanish Valley in Grand County, out to Green River in Emery County, and down through La Sal and Island in the Sky in San Juan County.

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