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A Look Back at Alliance Dinner Speeches Past, Part II

May 25, 2016   |   Alliance for Aging Research Team   |   Who We Are
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Welcome to the next edition of the Artifacts Collection. For this edition, we take another step back into our digital archives to show you the speeches of two of our previous Annual Dinner honorees. To see our first entry, go here.

Scott Simon, 2015

Scott Simon, an award-winning journalist with National Public Radio, gave a moving talk at the Alliance’s 22nd Annual Bipartisan Congressional Awards Dinner in Washington, D.C. He was the Alliance’s Indispensable Person of the Year in recognition of his 2015 book Unforgettable: A Son, a Mother, and the Lessons of a Lifetime, which poignantly captures his experiences with his mother during her last days. Simon shared some of his memories of his mother and urged all of us to value the life experiences older adults can offer us.

Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., 2014

Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., president of Purdue University, offers remarks to the 2014 Annual Bipartisan Congressional Awards Dinner in Washington D.C. He was given the Senator Orrin Hatch Award for Advancing Healthy Aging by the Alliance.

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