Lights of Remembrance

Lighting candles is a symbol of hope and comfort, and serves as a reminder of the light our loved ones brought into our lives.  The Aurora House Lights of Remembrance event is a wonderful way to pay tribute to and cherish the memories of those who have died.  This year, the event will be held on Thursday, June 12th, and we extend a warm invitation for you to join us. As the sun sets, luminaries will be scattered around our beautiful property and lit in honor of our loved ones who are no longer with us.

The name of your loved one will be printed on your luminary bag. Help us remember those who are forever in our hearts and help more families experience the love and warmth Aurora House provides.

Peace, comfort and dignity are provided free of charge to the residents of Aurora House as they live out the final weeks of their lives.  Your Luminary Gift allows Aurora House to continue to support the residents and families of our community.

Please use the order form below to donate and provide the name(s) of your loved ones you wish to honor.

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From Our Families

The compassion and love they [the staff of Aurora House Comfort Care] showed to our Mom for the last six weeks [of her life] will never be forgotten. What more could a family want than when your Mom tells you she is so lucky to be at that home.

“I know my mom was in the best place for care, love, and attention. Thank you for all you do!”

“When I think about the house and the time we spent there, instead of painful and heart-breaking, I actually remember it with a fondness and the sense of peace my mom and I both experienced there.”

“I miss all the many friends I met and got to know who showed so much compassion to both of us (her mom–the resident and herself).”

“There are just no words to express how we feel for the honor, respect, caring, and love that not only my father received, but our whole family from everyone at Aurora House.”

“Not only did you extend your hands in a time of need, you opened your hearts to ‘strangers’ who didn’t know where to turn for help.”

“There was a calmness, love, and security I felt there and actually missed when I left. I could never express the gratefulness in my heart.”