3rd Annual "Car Show for a Cure" was a smashing success in support of the Alzheimer's Association

The 3rd Annual "Car Show for a Cure" that was put on by Adobe House, a memory care community here in Petaluma, in support of the Alzheimer's Association was an amazing success. Hundreds of people showed up for the event and everybody had a great time. Everybody is looking forward to next year.

Following are the winners in each category from that day's activities.

Mark Dietlin w/ the 1965 Ford Mustang was the winner of the Fire Chief Award, named "Too Hot to Handle"

Tony Ferreira w/ a 1967 Dodge Cornet RP 2-door hard top was the winner of the Police Chief Award aptly named "Breakin' the Law". Tony is the original owner of this gem and originally bought it from Napa Valley Dodge.

Edward Lopez w/ a 1963 Impala was the winner of the Sonoma County Street Rodz Award.

David Metzger w/ a 1956 Ford was the winner of the Redwood Credit Union Award.

Thomas Karaniz w/ a 1951 Ford and Wayne & Jerry Formby w/ a 1933 Ford pickup were the winners of the 2 The Plaza North Awards. The Plaza North supplied the venue of the event too.

Gabriella Church w/ a 1957 Chevy Bel Air was the Adobe House, resident's choice award.

Congratulations to all! And thank you to all of the sponsors that were so supportive of this event.

In addition, local Petaluman, Lisa Baddeley, was the winner of the 50/50 raffle. And Michael & Elena Scalese were the winners of the Mammoth Condo getaway package that was donated personally by Cynthia Ermshar and her family.

Everybody can't wait til' next year, to help support the Alzheimer's Association again.

Currently, more than 5 million American’s have Alzheimer’s and that number is expected to grow to as many as 16 million by 2050. Our future is at risk unless we can find a way to change the course of this disease.

About Adobe House, a memory care community in Petaluma:

With so many unique features, it's easy to see that this community was constructed with memory loss residents in mind. Our lovely home-like building provides ample sunlight, exterior views, and beautiful, secure outdoor areas for our residents enjoy. Our warm and inviting atmosphere provides comfort to our residents making a difficult transition, while giving family members peace of mind.

We provide Licensed Nurses and highly trained caregivers dedicated to optimizing our residents' health. Our devoted staff members care for our residents 24 hours per day with respect, dignity, and a spirit of service. Our community offers loving care, security, and safety to residents with memory loss.

There are many other features of Adobe House that make life here enjoyable and soothing, such as:
• Regularly provided meals and snacks, using natural and nutritious ingredients
• Holiday parties and dinners
• Outings in the community
• Spacious apartments with ample storage
• Daily housekeeping
• Visits from doctors and medical experts
• Regular salon service
• Family support groups
• Activities designed to stimulate the spirit, mind, and body

Give us a call today and schedule a visit to our lovely community. We'd love to show you what makes Adobe House so special. Contact Cynthia Ermshar, the Community Relations Manager at Adobe House at 707.775.4330 or e-mail her at:cermshar@wfocliving.com