On June 20, 2025, our community gathered to turn the longest day of the year into a beacon of hope, shining a light on Alzheimer’s disease and honoring the loved ones in our lives who have been touched by this profound challenge.
More than 50 friends, residents, staff, and families joined us in a beautiful display of compassion and solidarity. The evening was illuminated by over 50 luminaries, each one representing a cherished memory and a commitment to brighter tomorrows. Together, we raised $670 for The Walk to End Alzheimer’s—reminding us all how powerful we are when we rally for a cause that truly matters.
Karen Seal, our Director of Communications and Community Outreach, welcomed everyone and shared her heartfelt appreciation for each person’s kindness and commitment, highlighting how every gesture of support—big or small—makes a meaningful difference in the lives of those facing. Alzheimer’s. Her gratitude set the tone for an evening filled with hope and unity, reminding all in attendance how our community’s compassion is truly its greatest strength.
Resident Phil Benedict delivered a moving keynote, sharing his personal journey with Alzheimer’s and offering powerful insight into the toll this disease takes on individuals and families. His heartfelt words and thoughtful statistics underscored why our united efforts and support for the Alzheimer’s Association are more vital than ever. Resident David Garman inspired hope as he led us in a prayer for a future free of Alzheimer’s disease, bringing everyone together in a moment of reflection and resolve.
A special shout-out goes to Emma Logan, whose artistic talents helped bring our event to life—her creative touch was seen in the beautifully decorated luminaries, each one a symbol of hope and remembrance. Thank you to everyone who contributed, participated, and made this evening a memorable and meaningful success. Our community’s strength and compassion shine a light that truly leads the way.