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Dawson, Eugene E., Jr. – Death Education, 1981
Focuses on the large and increasing number of older widows available for human service work within the hospice movement caring for the dying and bereaved. Suggests widows possess an empathetic readiness for work in this human service field, and become both beneficiaries and benefactors of their service efforts. (Author)
Descriptors: Counselor Characteristics, Counselor Training, Death, Educational Benefits