Together, we commemorate the life of
Tuyet Ngo
By Sigma Kappa Theta Xi
In honor of my Ba Ngaoi (grandma)
Even though my grandma didn’t have Alzheimer’s, I walk and speak today in honor of her — and for every family who has faced this heartbreaking disease. My grandma lived 91 incredible years — strong, sassy, and full of life. She remembered every story, every recipe, and every lesson she ever taught us.
Her sharp mind and bold spirit remind me just how precious memory is. That’s why I support the fight to cure Alzheimer’s — because every person deserves to hold on to their memories, their laughter, and the love that makes them who they are.
This is for all the grandmas, grandpas, moms, dads, and loved ones we never want to forget — and for the families who fight to keep those memories alive every day.
I carry my grandma’s strength with me as a reminder of why hope matters, why love endures, and why we won’t stop until there’s a cure. 💜



Love you con!