An easy way to honor someone affected by Alzheimer's

	Dear Friend, The Alzheimer's Association has a unique way to honor someone affected by Alzheimer's disease or another dementia. Now, you can create an online Tribute page to celebrate a life touched by Alzheimer's while showing your deep support for the fight against the disease. People create tribute pages to be used in a variety of ways. For instance: Birthdays Weddings Bar/Bat mitzvahs Baby showers/births Memorial services To honor a friend or family member living with the disease or someone who has lost their battle with Alzheimer's Your Tribute page is a place where family and friends can share their memories and make online gifts to help fuel the fight against Alzheimer's disease. Set up your Tribute page in four easy steps: Create: Start your Tribute which will be immediately available for others to see. Personalize: Write a personal story, share memories, add a picture, , start photo albums and ask family and friends to do the same. Share: Send a link to your Tribute so others can visit and get involved. Update: Refresh your Tribute, send emails about it and check progress. A Tribute creates a lasting legacy that shows your strong commitment to the fight against Alzheimer's disease. Celebrate the life of someone touched by Alzheimer's by creating a tribute page of your own. Many thanks, Donna McCullough National Director Need help? If you need help or have questions about your Tribute, call 800.272.3900 or email donorservicesinfo@alz.org.

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