At Bonnet Springs Park this Saturday, hundreds of walkers will come together with one mission: ending Alzheimers.

For Tari Kezele, the Walk to End Alzheimers is deeply personal. Shes walking in memory of her aunt, a woman she said was full of life until dementia took over.

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Its a very ugly disease. You slowly see the person that you know and love disappear. You look into their eyes and the person that you knew is no longer there, Kezele said.

She watched her aunt struggle with the confusion and the fear that comes with Alzheimers and other dementia, until she ultimately passed away.

You see them get frustrated with not being able to remember things and then you see some temperament changes that come in, Kezele said.

Kezele is joining hundreds at th

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