Clyde Cox, a beloved member of the Traditions at North Willow community, lost his wife Mary to dementia several years ago. That’s why the recent Walk to End Alzheimer’s is so near and dear to Clyde’s family.
While the family was unable to walk in Indianapolis, they wanted to support the fight against Alzheimer’s, so they walked together in the Great Smokey Mountains.
Thanks to the Cox and Eisenhut families for supporting the walk and for sharing these photos. Mary would be proud!
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