
Volunteering at the “Walks to End Alzheimer’s” such an uplifting, joyful experience. I met Pansy, the bubbling, effervescent dynamo who inspired a whole team of people to walk with her. She has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and no one wants this bright shining light of hers to fade.I met Wanda, gently holding her blue flower pinwheel, which spins softly around and around, as the wind twirls through the petals. The blue color signifies she has Alzheimer’s disease. She was


Join in the fun and contribute to finding ways to diagnose and treat this disease, which is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States. Walk for Alzheimer’s. Walks are scheduled in different geographic areas from September through November. Input your zipcode at www.alz.org and locate the ones closest to where you live. Here are some examples for California:
Oct. 4 Oceanside
Oct.11 Oxnard and Monterey
Oct. 18 San Luis Obispo and Long Beach
Oct. 25 Thousand Oaks
Nov. 1 Huntington Beach
Nov. 8 Santa Barbara