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Liz Queen

Walk For A Cure - Leeds

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I'm taking part in Walk For A Cure

I'm taking part in Walk For A Cure because I want to help end the devastation of dementia.

Alzheimer's Research UK is the UK's leading dementia research charity, dedicated to finding a cure.

Research is our only chance of stopping dementia in its tracks and offering hope to the many families affected. 

Your donation will fuel cutting-edge research that could uncover new life-changing treatments, bringing us closer to a cure. 

Thank you for your support. 

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In memory of a Husband and Dad

Friday 20th Feb
We will be walking in memory of our beloved Husband and father to the girls, Graham Lowe who peacefully passed away on Sunday 14th of September 2025 💔 after a difficult battle with Dementia and Alzheimer’s.
 
Watching this cruel disease take over was incredibly heartbreaking, but even in the hardest moments, the spirit of Graham would shine bright — that spark that made him, him — still found a way to light up the world. He fought with strength, dignity, and more courage than most will ever understand. 

We will be walking in his honour and would love to be able to contribute to help find a cure of this devastating disease.Â