Chuck Beadle, Director of Asset Protection for Walmart, donated boxes of word puzzles, sudoku, word finds, and coloring books to Bay Aging’s Caregiving Support programs, including the programs focusing on Alzheimer’s and dementia. They will be distributed among Bay Aging’s Active Lifestyle Centers, Daybreak, Memory Café, and Support groups. Beadle personally delivered Walmart’s donations to Bay Aging and shared his own personal experience with the disease saying that his aunt loved those books during her journey with dementia. “It touches a lot of people,” stated Laura Matthews, Manager of Mathews Active Lifestyle Center. “It fills a certain need in the community. Most folks with dementia aren’t able to go to stores on their own, and this served as a wonderful gift to them to make their holiday brighter,” she said. Beadle, center, is shown here at the presentation with, at left, Mary Arthur, Lead Options Counselor/Caregiver Support; and Kelsie Houston, Options Counselor/Caregiver Supp...