Walk to end Alzheimer’s disease event
Walk to End Alzheimer's in Longview raises funds for disease research
When the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s began in Teague Park, Dan Keefe — a resident of Arabella of Longview Senior Living — led the charge. Walking by his side to help him were caregiver Emily Heath and Jadia Veronese, the facility’s memory care coordinator. Others wore purple shirts that read “Dan the Man.”
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Longview walks to help end Alzheimer’s diseaseLongview residents were out in front of the Gregg County Courthouse on Saturday to take part in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s ...
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