Thank you to family, friends and colleagues for supporting the Boston Walk to End Alzheimer's. It was on a lovely Sunday in September and we walked in the Charlestown area of Boston with beautiful views of the city.
About 7,500 people participated in the walk. With your help, I personally raised ~$4,000. My team raised ~$15,000. Boston overall raised ~$1.5 million. Across the country ~$75 million is expected to be raised. With 5 million suffering from the disease in the US and 15 million around the world and growing fast - this cause needs urgent support.
I am grateful so many colleagues, friends and family who showed thoughtful care and generous support!
Hope you enjoy this pictures from this Sunday!
About 7,500 people participated in the walk. With your help, I personally raised ~$4,000. My team raised ~$15,000. Boston overall raised ~$1.5 million. Across the country ~$75 million is expected to be raised. With 5 million suffering from the disease in the US and 15 million around the world and growing fast - this cause needs urgent support.
I am grateful so many colleagues, friends and family who showed thoughtful care and generous support!
Hope you enjoy this pictures from this Sunday!
Boston Mayor Walsh was the honorary chair
7,500 people showed up to walk for the cause
My friend, colleague and office neighbor Kathy Brolly is a real force of nature!
Nelson!
Beautiful walk through North Point Park and Charlestown
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| Marina overlooking the city |
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| Bunker Hill Monument |
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| US Constitution Museum & vicinity |
Prominent individuals who suffered from this disease
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| Omar Sharif, who passed away in 2015 |
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| Basketball coach Pat Summit, who passed away in 2014 |
With Jim Wessler, CEO of the Boston ALZH Association,
a wise and effective leader
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