Beautiful last sharing of liver cancer patients...an inheritance donated to some hospitals
Jun 10, 2025
When a terminal liver cancer patient passed away, he donated some of his assets to a university hospital that received treatment to convey a warm impression.
Catholic Kwandong University International St. Mary's Hospital (Father Ko Dong-hyun), announced on the 9th that it received 50 million won, a part of the miscarriage, from the bereaved family of the late Heo Pil-soo patient.
Heo was diagnosed with end-stage liver cancer in September 2024 and continued hospitalization and died in October of the same year. According to the bereaved family, Heo wants to be more helpful to his neighbors who are in need than himThe meaning of ' has been constantly expressed around.
His nephew Heo Young-sook, the guardian, explained that in support of the deceased's maintenance, he will donate to the International St. Mary's Hospital, which provides dedicated medical services during his hospitalization and can be trusted as a Catholic medical institution.
On this day, the International St. Mary's Hospital held a donation ceremony for the late Heo Pil-soo. The delivery ceremony was attended by Father Ko Dong-hyun, head of the International St. Mary's Hospital, Father Bang Sung-soo, head of the Wooden Office, Kim Kyo-sang, head of the social work team, Heo Young-sook and his spouse Jeong Yong-chan.
Father Ko Dong-hyun, the head of the hospital, said "I deeply appreciate the noble will of the deceased for considering his neighbors in need until the last moment of his life.""We will use the donation dearly for patients with financial difficulties and patients with disabilities according to their will." We will continue to do our best to provide patient-centered medical services."
Heo Young-sook said, `My uncle was very interested in helping his neighbors while he was alive. I hope my uncle's warm heart will help spread the culture of sharing with patients in need."
Meanwhile, 50 million won donated by the late Heo Pil-soo will be transferred to the International St. Mary's Charity Association, a faculty and staff charity association of St. Mary's Hospital, and will be used for medical expenses for patients in need.
Catholic Kwandong University International St. Mary's Hospital (Father Ko Dong-hyun), announced on the 9th that it received 50 million won, a part of the miscarriage, from the bereaved family of the late Heo Pil-soo patient.
Heo was diagnosed with end-stage liver cancer in September 2024 and continued hospitalization and died in October of the same year. According to the bereaved family, Heo wants to be more helpful to his neighbors who are in need than himThe meaning of ' has been constantly expressed around.
His nephew Heo Young-sook, the guardian, explained that in support of the deceased's maintenance, he will donate to the International St. Mary's Hospital, which provides dedicated medical services during his hospitalization and can be trusted as a Catholic medical institution.
On this day, the International St. Mary's Hospital held a donation ceremony for the late Heo Pil-soo. The delivery ceremony was attended by Father Ko Dong-hyun, head of the International St. Mary's Hospital, Father Bang Sung-soo, head of the Wooden Office, Kim Kyo-sang, head of the social work team, Heo Young-sook and his spouse Jeong Yong-chan.
Father Ko Dong-hyun, the head of the hospital, said "I deeply appreciate the noble will of the deceased for considering his neighbors in need until the last moment of his life.""We will use the donation dearly for patients with financial difficulties and patients with disabilities according to their will." We will continue to do our best to provide patient-centered medical services."
Heo Young-sook said, `My uncle was very interested in helping his neighbors while he was alive. I hope my uncle's warm heart will help spread the culture of sharing with patients in need."
Meanwhile, 50 million won donated by the late Heo Pil-soo will be transferred to the International St. Mary's Charity Association, a faculty and staff charity association of St. Mary's Hospital, and will be used for medical expenses for patients in need.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
