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Meet Our Donors

We are thankful for those who have made an estate gift to the Oncology Nursing Foundation. Here are their stories.

Peter M. Labombarde: Creating a Legacy for Oncology Nursing

One of the simplest ways to make an impact on the future of oncology nursing and cancer care is through a planned gift designated in your will or living trust. Regardlessof your age or wealth, your will is an important document through which you distribute your assets to family, friends, and charitable institutions about which you care.

Mona Stage: Creating a Legacy for Oncology Nursing

Legacy of Care Society member Mona Stage, BSN, RN, OCN®-Emeritus, has made plans in her will to ensure that the Oncology Nursing Foundation has resources to support the oncology nurses of tomorrow.

Deborah Kirk: Why I Created a Legacy for Oncology Nursing

Deborah Kirk, DNP, FNP-BC, NP-C, AOCN®, FAANP, is associate dean postgraduate and associate professor in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Edith Cowan University in Australia.

Meet Jean Moseley, ONS Charter Member and New Legacy of Care Society Member

Jean Moseley, MN, RN, joined the Oncology Nursing Foundation’s Legacy of Care Society by arranging a gift for the benefit of future generations. She earmarked funds in her will to create the Jean and Steve Moseley Fund, which will provide educational and career development support for aspiring oncology nurses.

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