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Nearly every person has had their own experience with Alzheimer’s. Chuck Knapp saw his in-laws both succumb to it. Seeing the memories seemingly disappear from a loved one’s mind is something we wish no one would ever need to experience again.
So, BOB FM is gathering together legends from Twin Cities Radio fame to host a special Show on Wednesday, June 21st… The Longest Day…To share some memories and smiles, and start a new era of hope in the fight against Alzheimer’s.
Join Chuck Knapp and Jon Engen with a cast of memorable voices from Minnesota’s radio history including Dave Lee, Dan Hertsgaard, Kim Jeffries, Denny Long, Wayne Pederson, Mac McAnally, Don Clutter, and True Don Bleu! (and the list is growing!)
Listen live June 21st from 10a to 3p on 105.5 FM in Central Minnesota, 106.1 FM in the Twin Cities, 95.9 FM in the East Metro, 107.5 FM in Southern Minnesota and online atwww.mybobcountry.com
Check out last years feature on KSTP!
We caught up with Chuck Knapp, Terri Traen, Mac McAnally, Ray Erick, John Lassman, Kim Jeffries, Dave Lee, Rob Sherwood, and True Don Bleu!
And a HUGE thank you to Joe Mazan and KSTP TV Channel 5 Eyewitness News for coming out to help us spread the awareness even farther!
Join the Fight, Donate Now!
About Alzheimer’s Association
Every 65 seconds a person in the United States is diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. There are 5.8 million people in the United States living with the disease. At BOB FM, we have family members who have been impacted and we know how difficult the journey is. We also know the Alzheimer’s Association MN/ND Chapter is there to help with education, support services, advocacy efforts and dollars for research. That’s why on the Longest Day, the day with the most light, BOB FM is helping to raise awareness and funds for the Association. Please join our efforts to shine a light– a bright light on dementia and Alzheimer’s– while making a contribution to the Alzheimer’s Association.
Visit the Alzheimer’s Association Website for more information on how you can help fight the darkness.
For Caregivers needing support click here.