Colleen Bradley

Although her mother may now be in a wheelchair, in her heart, Colleen remembers her as still dancing with her dad.

Her parents were competitive swing dancers in their youth, and the moment a Boogie Woogie song starts to play her body remembers something that her mind forgot, tapping her feet to the beat of the music.

Natasha Malloch

Although she was lost to Alzheimer’s disease almost 20 years ago, Natasha still remembers the time spent with her Nana as if it were yesterday.

Mostly, Natasha will always remember the smell of her Nana’s baking. "I remember hanging out with her, playing cards and eating her delicious buttertarts."