Why Can't Grandma Remember My Name?

Why Can’t Grandma Remember My Name? explains Alzheimer’s disease in a way for parents and families to share with a younger audience what is happening to Grandma or other loved ones afflicted by the disease. 

Why Can’t Grandma Remember My Name? explains Alzheimer’s disease in a way for parents and families to share with a younger audience what is happening to Grandma or other loved ones afflicted by the disease. The book also integrates artwork created by children juxtaposed with art created by Alzheimer’s patients, demonstrating the power of art therapy for all ages. All royalties benefit the Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation in the quest to find a cure.

Kent L. Karosen, is the President and CEO of the Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation. He also serves as a Managing Director/Partner of Cantor Fitzgerald, LP in the Office of the Chairman. Born in Kansas City, he is a graduate from Kenyon College with a degree in History with an extensive study in Economics. He is also on the Board of The Intrepid Museum Foundation where he serves as the Chairman of the Investment Committee. Additionally, he is a member of the Board of Temple Emanu-El Synagogue in Miami Beach, Florida. In 2001, Kent was named an Honorary Commodore in the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary for the First Southern Region.

Chana Stiefel has written more than 20 books for children. She has a Master’s degree in Science, Health, & Environmental Reporting from NYU. Chana would like to dedicate this book to her grandmother, "Bubby" Molly Epstein, who has been living with Alzheimer's for many years. Visit Chana at: www.chanastiefel.com.