June 2026 Honoree
4SW Solid Oncology
Alma Laura Arredondo, RN • Maria Baxter, Unit Director • Allegra Bell, Clinical Nurse Manager • Richilda Brinas, RN • Arvie Carino, RN • Angela Mae Wong Della, RN • Karrene Domingo, RN • Meliah Garner, RN • Mary Gibson, RN • Emma Giron, ACCP • Kayla Gochez, RN • Meghan Hebert, Clinical Nurse Manager • Yewon Kang, ACCP • Shaheed Amir Khan, RN • Aide Lopez, CLINICAL CARE PARTNER • Cory Alejandra Lopez, ACCP • Angelina Mateo Garcia, ACCP • Madeline Montes, ACCP • Anna Moreno Takegami, RN • Marquita Nichols, RN • Maria Ortega De Vargas, RN • Kathy Paredes-Green, RN • Dani Park, RN • Tyisha Pusey Perry, ACCP • Alyssa Ridad, RN • McKenna Russell, RN • Jan Salveron, RN • Kelly Tran, RN • Lloyd Tubi, ACCP • Victor Vergara, RN • Aimee Villahermosa, RN • Francis Villaruz, RN
This Thanksgiving holiday, 4SW Solid Oncology came together to honor the life and lasting impact of one of their dear patients. A young man dying of metastatic cancer was admitted to 4SW for symptom management and end-of-life care. He wished for a final gathering with his family and friends, complete with food from his favorite restaurant.
4SW nurses generously came in on their day off during the holiday weekend to make this possible- setting up decorations, picking up food, and transporting the patient to the boardroom despite medical equipment needs. The 4SW team's collaboration with executive nursing leadership, security, RT, PT, and other ancillary departments allowed over 25 loved ones to come together, share memories, and raise a meaningful toast with horchata.
The patient passed away the next day, but the family was eternally grateful for such a special last memory they all got to share together to honor the life of their most dear loved one.
4SW nurses generously came in on their day off during the holiday weekend to make this possible- setting up decorations, picking up food, and transporting the patient to the boardroom despite medical equipment needs. The 4SW team's collaboration with executive nursing leadership, security, RT, PT, and other ancillary departments allowed over 25 loved ones to come together, share memories, and raise a meaningful toast with horchata.
The patient passed away the next day, but the family was eternally grateful for such a special last memory they all got to share together to honor the life of their most dear loved one.
Thank you for your exceptional compassion, advocacy, and dedication to your patients. You truly make a difference.
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