Hundreds March to Fight Alzheimer's Disease
The annual Walk to End Alzheimer's at Youngstown State University's WATTS Center united supporters on Saturday morning.
The event raised about $75,000 towards the Alzheimer's Association's $82,000 goal.
The new white flower is a beacon of hope for the first Alzheimer's survivor.
- The walk was held at the Watson and Tressel Training Site.
- Northeast Ohio Alzheimer's Association Executive Director Melissa Shelton introduced the new white flower.
Author's summary: Hundreds march against Alzheimer's disease.
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