Trinity’s Memories Café operates
on the 2nd Wednesday
of each month from 11a to 1p.
2026
January 14
February 11
March 11
April 8
May 13
June 10
July 8
August 12
September 9
October 14
November 11
December 9
Trinity Memories Café is a warm, welcoming space for individuals living with dementia—at any stage—and their care partners, including spouses, family members, friends, or professional caregivers.
Enjoy a relaxed gathering with lunch, snacks, music, creative arts, storytelling, and entertainment—all in a safe, supportive, and stigma-free environment where you can simply be yourself.
Join us at Myers Memorial UMC (301 S. New Hope Road) on the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for connection, joy, and community.
For more information contact Mark Hanna (markeddeck@gmail.com) or Susan
Robinson (dreamwalkintwh@gmail.com).
Alzheimer’s Support Groups play a vital role in a caregiver’s well-being. They offer something you can’t find in books or casual conversations—a blend of shared experience, emotional support, and practical knowledge.
These groups create a safe space for caregivers and family members to ask questions, share stories, and exchange advice on everything from disease stages and caregiving strategies to legal matters and local resources.
It’s also a place to simply exhale. Caregivers often feel more comfortable opening up to others who aren’t directly involved—people who truly understand and listen without judgment, because they’ve “been there” too.
Caregivers Support Group
Second Tuesday of Each Month
at 3:30p in the Parlor
at Myers Memorial UMC
For more information, you can contact Bill Wilhelm (bill.wilh46@gmail.com).
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Mission Statement (or Statement of Purpose) – The purpose of the Memories Cafe is to provide a regular, safe, and welcoming meeting place for people who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia and who are experiencing memory loss. Our aim is to create social opportunities through activities such as music, other creative arts, stories, and entertainment as well as to provide social interaction. We hope to help reduce the feelings of isolation experienced by both our members and their caregivers.