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Event to honor families affected by infant loss in Alpharetta

Walk To Remember 2017
Walk To Remember 2017
By Becca J G Godwin
Oct 4, 2018

An annual event held for families and caregivers affected by pregnancy and infant loss will be held soon in Alpharetta.

Northside Hospital's 14th annual Walk to Remember takes place on Oct. 14, during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. It runs from 1-4 p.m. at the hospital, located at 3400 Old Milton Parkway.

The event is intended for parents like Emily and Steven Schuerman, whose three-day-old daughter Lily died four years ago. The couple and their two sons will participate in the event, a press release.

The public event will be held rain or shine. Register here.

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