A Tigers Dream Come True

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Our home care patient Barb had an unforgettable day at Comerica Park last month. She loves watching the Tigers, and she got the star treatment too, thanks to the Detroit Tigers Dreams Come True program. Barb was right on the field where she had her baseball autographed and got to meet some of the players — including her favorite, Miguel Cabrera.

Looking at these photos from her experience, Barb reminds us that it's never too late to make amazing new memories.




Barb's Tigers Photo Album


Niko Goodrum signs Barb's baseball

Barb with her nephew Mike and his wife Kim

Barb meeting Leonys Martín

Having a chat with Miguel Cabrera

It was an unforgettable day at the ballpark

Photos are the property of The Detroit Tigers, used with permission.

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  1. UnknownAugust 1, 2018 at 9:52 AM

    Thank you Angela Hospice and Detroit Tigers, 4 dreams come true. Aunt Barb, Wife Kim and I had a wonderful evening from down on the field to up in the stands. Aunt Barb had a smile from ear-to-ear on her face. From the time she stepped into administration office to leaving Tigers parking. Aunt Barb thanks you Detroit Tigers for the special gifts given for being your guest. Thank Angela Hospice for the Love and Caring you all show and making her dreams come true. God Bless You All...

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