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The Detroit Jewish News, 2014-05-08

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CENTENNIAL
FUND

SECURING OUR FUTURE

Through the Centennial Fund, Susan and Bart Lewis Continue
A Legacy of Care for Those with Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia

years ago, Dorothy and Peter Brown estab-

The Centennial Fund is the central campaign for

lished the Dorothy and Peter Brown Adult

ensuring the long-term security of Jewish Detroit.

Day Care Centers to provide a safe and welcoming

Providing for the well-being of our vulnerable members,

environment for people with Alzheimer's disease

including older adults, is a core priority. "My mother

and other dementia disorders. With locations in

knew first-hand the stress caused by caring for

West Bloomfield and Southfield, the Brown Centers

my grandfather's memory loss. My parents wanted

and the Brown Memory Care Pavilion are designed

to make a difference in the lives of the families and

to enhance the well-being and dignity of their

caregivers who were on duty 24/7. The Dorothy and

participants while offering caregivers much-needed

Peter Brown Adult Day Care Centers and the Brown

respite. Today, the Brown Centers are a nationally

Memory Care Pavilion have transformed the way

recognized program, and a passion for Peter and

our community cares for those who are afflicted,"

Dorothy's daughter and son-in-law Susan and Bart

said Susan Brown Lewis. "We want to ensure the

Lewis. With their gift to Federation's Centennial

program and the Centers remain vibrant and secure

Fund, Susan and Bart will continue to uphold the

for the foreseeable future. That's what our Centennial

Brown's wish for a warm and comforting place for

commitment will accomplish."

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the most vulnerable members of our community.

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OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT

JN

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