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91-Year-Old Engineer Volunteers Weekly
26 Jul
Summary
- Ninety-one-year-old Ronald Nash dedicates 26 years to hospital volunteering.
- He finds joy in helping patients and their families feel more at ease.
- Ronald met his wife, Mary, while both were volunteering at the hospital.
At 91, Ronald Nash continues his weekly volunteer service at Peterborough City Hospital, dedicating 26 years to the role. A former engineer, Ronald, alongside his wife Mary, assists hospital visitors and offers comfort to patients and their families every Thursday. He finds particular joy in engaging in lighthearted banter that lifts spirits and brings smiles to faces.
Ronald began volunteering in the 1990s after retiring and experiencing the loss of his first wife. This endeavor not only filled his time but also led to a significant personal connection when he met Mary, who is also a volunteer. He is now one of the oldest members of the hospital's volunteer team, which comprises 240 individuals. Both Ronald and Mary express their commitment to continuing their volunteer work as long as they are able, emphasizing the profound enjoyment and purpose it brings them.
