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Welcome to the June 2026 edition of the CAP Services quarterly newsletter! In each issue, we share stories, updates, and highlights that reflect the impact made possible through the people, programs, and partnerships that strengthen our communities.
Inside this issue, you’ll find examples of how CAP Services Inc. continues working to create opportunities, build connections, and support individuals and families in ways that lead to lasting community impact.
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Unity and Meadowbrook at Oconto Falls Open Dedicated Hospice Wing
June 15, 2026
Unity, Northeast Wisconsin’s first and most preferred nonprofit hospice and palliative care provider, has partnered with Meadowbrook at Oconto Falls, to open a dedicated hospice wing. The collaboration enables Unity and Meadowbrook to meet the growing demand for hospice care delivery.
The Unity Sunset Wing at Meadowbrook, located at 100 E Highland Dr, Oconto Falls, WI provides a homelike, caring environment for around-the-clock hospice care until the end-of-life, as well as for temporary caregiver relief. Patients and families benefit not only from a full complement of compassionate staff who provide medical, emotional, spiritual, and grief support, but also amenities such as private and semi-private rooms, freshly prepared meals, and a family gathering area. Visits from family, friends, and pets are welcome at any time.
Media and the public are invited to attend a Ribbon Cutting Celebration on Tuesday, June 30, 2026. A ribbon cutting presentation will begin promptly at 10 am, followed by light refreshments and tours.
“We are thrilled to be partnering with Meadowbrook. Collaboration between nursing homes and hospice is essential to improve access to quality care for more patients during end-of-life”, says Alisa Gerke, Unity Hospice Executive Director. “The hospice wing is a reflection of our unwavering commitment as a nonprofit hospice to respond to the needs of our communities and put people over profits.”
“While residents continue to receive quality care and services from Meadowbrook staff, our partnership with Unity enables our hospice patients and families to receive an extra layer of personalized support from Unity nurses, social workers, chaplains and grief counselors,” says Chris Pryor, Synergy Senior Care Chief Marketing Officer. “Hospice services offered by Unity are fully covered by Medicare and most insurance plans.”
To schedule a patient consultation or tour Unity Sunset Wing, call Meadowbrook Oconto Falls at (920) 848-3272.
Congrats to Eric Voight with Results Broadcasting on 25 years!
COMING SOON! NEW LOCATION FOR ERICKSON PHARMACY!
EAA Chapter 1710 Members Experience Exclusive Sonex Aircraft Tour
Oshkosh, WI – Members of EAA Chapter 1710 were treated to an in-depth and engaging tour of Sonex Aircraft on the afternoon of June 24, led by Lead Designer Mark Schaible.
The tour provided a behind-the-scenes look at the innovative engineering and meticulous craftsmanship that define Sonex aircraft. Attendees gained valuable insight into the design philosophy, manufacturing process, and continuous improvements that have made Sonex a respected name in the experimental aviation community.
“The innovation and attention to detail truly highlight what makes Sonex aircraft exceptional,” said a chapter representative. “It was an outstanding opportunity for our members to connect with the design side of aviation and deepen their understanding of aircraft construction.”
One highlight of the visit was the opportunity to explore the new Sonex Highwing aircraft. Even EAA Chapter 1710’s President, standing 6 feet 5 inches tall and typically unable to comfortably fit in most aircraft, was able to sit comfortably inside the Highwing.
EAA Chapter 1710, based in Clintonville, WI, continues to grow as a vibrant hub for aviation enthusiasts, offering hands-on building projects, educational programs, and community events that inspire the next generation of aviators. They hold monthly gatherings on the third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m.
For additional information about EAA Chapter 1710 activities and upcoming events, please contact the chapter directly or follow the chapter’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/EAAChapter1710.
Congratulations to Marion Body Works on 10 year’s at their new corporate headquarters!
“While our legacy dates back more than 120 years, this building represents a major milestone in our company’s growth,” said Kevin Ignacio, President of Marion Body Works.
As Marion Body Works celebrates this anniversary, the company remains focused on the future while continuing to deliver the quality, reliability, and customer service that have defined the organization for generations.
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