Hospice Receives $100,000 Donation
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A trust that was established by the family of a woman who spent some of her final days in a local hospice has donated $100,000 to the organization to start a program for the terminally ill.
Officials at Hospice of Saddleback Valley accepted the check from the Jacobus Trust, a benevolent foundation established by relatives of Erich and Lilo Jacobus.
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