DECATUR — As the community tries to cope with the closure of the Oasis Day and Resource Center for the homeless, service providers are working to patch together a comprehensive care network to meet demand.
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Nancy Rude and Millikin University student Aaron Wagner light a candle they discovered at a makeshift memorial for Fred Roof. Roof, who was homeless at the time, was killed in August 2001 near the wooded area where he had been living. 3.2002
- Herald & Review/Dennis Magee
Macon County Sheriff Tom Schneider receives a hug of thanks from Oasis Day Center Director Nancy Rude for bringing the frozen left overs from his campaign celebration to feed the clients of the center. Many officers and office workers volunteers to help give back to the community.
- Herald & Review/Kelly J. Huff
Photos: Remembering Nancy Rude
Nancy Anne Rude, a compassionate champion for Decatur's homeless population, died July 23 at home after a battle with ovarian cancer. She was 53.
Nancy Rude, left, and Kermit Wade holds a sign while marching to Central Park for a candle light ceremony Thursday evening. 12.16.04.
- Herald & Review/Carlos T. Miranda
Oasis director Nancy Rude. 01.24.01
- Herald & Review/Carlos T. Miranda
Director Nancy Rude listens for ways to provide assistance during a meeting with a client in her office at the Oasis Day Center.
- Jim Bowling
Kathleen Taylor, director of the Good Samaritan, left, Nancy Rude, director of the Oasis, and converse after a luncheon at the Good Samaritan Tuesday. 2.17.04.
- Herald & Review/Carlos T. Miranda
Nancy Rude and Millikin University student Aaron Wagner light a candle they discovered at a makeshift memorial for Fred Roof. Roof, who was homeless at the time, was killed in August 2001 near the wooded area where he had been living. 3.2002
- Herald & Review/Dennis Magee
The Oasis Day Center Director Nancy Rude offers a tour of the facility and answers questions from Caterpillar, Inc. department heads that are heading up the companies United Way campaign.
- Herald & Review/Kelly J. Huff
Nancy Rude, program director at Oasis, speaks to community leaders during the United Way Impact Tour on Friday December 7, 2012 in Decatur, IL.
- Herald & Review/Mark Roberts
Nancy Rude of the Oasis Day Center lights the candles of others at the 2012 Homeless Persons' Memorial service is held at the center.
- Lisa Morrison
ON TOUR: U.S. Rep. David Phelps, D-Eldorado, talks with director Nancy Rude on Monday at the Oasis Day Center. 4.30.01
- Herald & Review/Dennis Magee
Director Nancy Rude waits for a volunteer for the point-in-time survey conducted at the Oasis Day Center. 3.2002
- Herald & Review/Dennis Magee
Macon County Sheriff Tom Schneider receives a hug of thanks from Oasis Day Center Director Nancy Rude for bringing the frozen left overs from his campaign celebration to feed the clients of the center. Many officers and office workers volunteers to help give back to the community.
- Herald & Review/Kelly J. Huff
Oasis Day Cetner Director Nancy Rude walks off a Decatur Transit bus after a driver stopped to donate money towards saving the center.
- Herald & Review/Kelly J. Huff
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