Hospice care is a description of an organizational structure that offers palliative care for terminal patients having a limited life expectancy, requiring extensive biomedical, psychosocial and spiritual support. Patients and/or their relatives benefit from certain medical support in hospices. These centers provide interdisciplinary studies on pain management, symptom control, quality of life, volunteer participation, community-based care programs and mourning therapy. The aim of this study is to determine how people decide to work in hospices perceived to be difficult in terms of working environment. In this qualitative research, document analysis method which is one of the qualitative research methods was used to collect data. In this study, a newspaper article presenting the views of 12 volunteers working in the first hospice established in Berlin, Germany was examined (Lebenszeit, 2014). The obtained data were evaluated by content analysis method. Based on the analysis of the data, categories of “peace”, “honorable death” and “past experience” were formed. In our country, there are no institutions or organizations that evoke the concept of hospice. Hospice care which is far from euthanasia approach and adopts honorable death philosophy is inevitable for the patients who are predicted to be in the last period of their life. In this context, we hope that a step is taken for the structuring of hospices as soon as possible in accordance with the sociocultural structure of our country.