Reba’s Ranch House Serves Thanksgiving Dinner to 30 Guests. Reba’s Ranch House staff and volunteers served lunch and dinner for thirty guests who were staying at the House on Thanksgiving Day.

Families included spouses, children and grandchildren of all ages who traveled from Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Oklahoma and McAllen, Texas.

The House’s new Director, Marilyn Bice, along with members of her family and a new RRH volunteer worked all day Wednesday and Thursday to prepare for the meals and serve families. The dining room was rearranged and tables set up for each family to assure that all members were able to sit together for their Thanksgiving dinner.

By Thursday evening an additional family was welcomed into the House and Reba’s Ranch House closed its doors Thanksgiving night with all  guest rooms full.

As we all enjoyed time with family and friends in the comfort of our homes this Thanksgiving, the Reba’s Ranch House served as a reminder at our  own dinner tables to be thankful for the health of our family and to cherish our time together. We are  grateful that the House was able to  provide a warm meal and comfort to the families of area residents spending Thanksgiving in the hospital.

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·Queen Size Mattress Covers

·Curtain Rods for our Guest Rooms

·Wii Games for the Playroom

Items can be found on Reba’s Ranch House registries at Dillard’s, Target and JCPenney

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The Reba’s Ranch House was inspired by the vision and long-time support of native Oklahoman and entertainment superstar Reba McEntire, the new 12-room Reba’s Ranch House carries a long legacy of providing support to families. Since  1992 more than 25,000 guests have found a friendly face, a comfortable bed and a safe place to rest during a family health crisis, or while their loved one is receiving end-of-life care.

The Texoma Health Foundation (THF) manages and underwrites the operations of Reba’s Ranch House and designated $3.1 million for a new $5.5M replacement facility that opened in 2010. Thanks to a generous donation of land from Peggy and Tom Johnson, and an innovative design donated by leading architectural firm HKS, the new Ranch House is located in a central location to THF’s four-county service area.

The House is located on highway 75 in Denison and includes guest rooms with private baths, a kitchen, a library and a courtyard garden. It is also the new home of THF’s administrative offices. The larger facility serves hospitals and home hospice facilities in Denison, Sherman, Bonham, Durant and Madill.

Naming opportunities are available, in addition to participation in the Reba’s Ranch House Adopt-A-Day Project. Donations help continue Reba’s dream that became a reality over 19 years ago, and help assure that the Reba’s Ranch House continues to offer families a place of comfort and support.

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