Cathy & Denis Van Den Heuvel
De Pere, Wis.“When you walk in here it is just a huge weight off our shoulders because of the convenience and comfort. Everyone embraced us. It’s a lot better than sitting in a hotel room. I can guarantee you that.”
Every guest at Kathy’s House confronts a unique diagnosis. Their stories are often extraordinary. We are honored to be a part of their journey and to share some of their stories.
Teri Lepak
Plover, Wis.“Kathy’s House allows me to relax, take one step at a time and talk to people who are going through similar situations. If someone’s just sitting there, I ask ‘how’s it going’ and open up a conversation. We couldn’t ask for a better place right now.”
Kim & Brian Jochman
Appleton, Wis.“It gets you out of your room and takes your mind off things. Caregivers need an outlet.”
Steve & Lilian Gong
Stockton, Calif.I would absolutely recommend Kathy’s House to others. It’s a very well maintained facility. There’s people around, but I still feel very secure and comfortable.
Karin Schirpke
New London, Wis.“Caregivers are often neglected. [I] wanted people everywhere to know how much support and care [I] received at Kathy’s House.”
The Justus Family
Appleton, Wis.“The main things for me are the proximity to the person receiving the treatment, the cleanliness…and not [having to] worry about a $120/night stay. Being able to donate directly just for staying here is a great thing to do.”
Cami & Julia Berglund
Omaha, Neb.“We are just very grateful that we were able to stay here. This is so much better than a hotel. And the [certified therapy] dogs. That’s a really good part. It made me feel more at home.”
Norman & Sandra Hill
De Pere, Wis.“No one [at Kathy’s House] is ever alone … It’s a place of well, it’s a place of love. It’s a place of exceptionally high spiritual and moral boosting.”
Jamie Nicklas & Sandra Bonneville
DeKalb, Ill.“We didn’t know places like Kathy’s House existed. It’s like a sanctuary.”
