Subscribe to The Dickinson Press
print article Print     e-mail article E-mail
Published September 09, 2012, 12:00 AM

Growing a promise garden for Alzheimer's Walk

Aleigha Schmidt, 1, Killdeer, sits on her aunt, Jenn Aritage’s, lap in the yard of the Dickinson Research Extension Center and colors a flower for the promise garden at Saturday’s 5K Walk to End Alzheimer’s.

By: Betsy Simon, The Dickinson Press

  • Promise Garden
    • image
    Aleigha Schmidt, 1, Killdeer, sits on her aunt, Jenn Aritage’s, lap in the yard of the Dickinson Research Extension Center and colors a flower for the promise garden at Saturday’s 5K Walk to End Alzheimer’s.

Aleigha Schmidt, 1, Killdeer, sits on her aunt, Jenn Aritage’s, lap in the yard of the Dickinson Research Extension Center and colors a flower for the promise garden at Saturday’s 5K Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The promise garden was a new feature to this year’s walk that included more than 200 registrants.

Tags: , , , 

More from around the web