The 10th Annual Ann Asparro Run: 100 Miles of Hope
Join us as we continue the tradition of hope and support for caregivers.
Saturday, November 1st – Plainview-Old Bethpage Middle School
Sunday, November 2nd – Syosset High School

In his Daughter Carrie’s Words..
There’s so much I could say about my father, but what stood out most was his work ethic and deep love for his family. Dementia took the greatest toll on those very things. He cherished his store like a child and built it into a success, but as the disease progressed, he lost not only his work but also the memory of daily routines. Though he always adored his wife and children, dementia erased birthdays, names, and familiar faces. The man we loved was still with us physically, but the essence of who he was had disappeared. In memory of my dad, I would like to share this link with you. 100% percent of the donations will go to the Long Island Alzheimer’s and Dementia Center in Westbury. This is a grass roots, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and related memory disorders and their caregivers. Click here to donate.