After completing the TTB/CIA training, Sandra Hatfield started as a Hospice Volunteer and then accepted a position as a Hospice Volunteer Coordinator. To date she has trained over 1000 people in this field both with hospice and as a National Trainer. She is also a Certified Behavioral Therapist.

The subject of death has always held a fascination for her and she has done a lot of reading and research on the subject. Losing key members of her family at young ages is what led her to Dannion Brinkley’s organization, The Twilight Brigade Compassion in Action and a lot of self-discovery.

Sandra has written a novel “Zero Degrees of Separation,” about death, dying and the afterlife and created and conducted an Angelic Connections 6-week workshop to help people get in touch with their personal/guardian angels as she does. Sandra may be contacted at ttbciaatl@windstream.net.

The following video is an interview of Sandy on a local television station in 2008.

Ronnie attended her first training in January, 1998. She then organized the Spokane Chapter and has been the President ever since, coordinating volunteers to serve at the VA Hospital.
After attending the Train the Trainers Workshop in January of 1999, she became a local trainer.

In 2004, The Twilight Brigade appointed Ronnie to National Trainer status. She has conducted many trainings around the country, and helps facilitate the TTT with Sandy Hatfield.

Monica became a volunteer with The Twilight Brigade in January, 2011. After attending a TTB training she was inspired to become a hospice volunteer in the Denver area and began forming a Denver Chapter. She has since coordinated 2 Denver trainings and is thrilled to see TTB volunteers serving 5 Denver area hospices and the VA hospital. She recently served as Board Vice President to The Comfort Fund, a nonprofit which grants end-of-life wishes to adults and their families.

Monica’s passion to help people with terminal illness began while working with the Arizona Kidney Foundation. While there she developed a rehabilitation program to improve quality of life for organ transplant recipients and people with end-stage renal disease . Monica also developed educational seminars for patients and health care professionals acknowledged by the National Kidney Foundation with an Affiliate Award for Singular Achievement in Patient and Community Services.