CNA Nancy Waters visits with Anna Snatchko in the Donnell House. The Donnell House provides respite care to give caregivers a break as well as inpatient care.

CNA Nancy Waters feeds Anna Snatchko some pudding after lunch at the Donnell House in Washington. Anna stayed for several days at the Donnell House while her caretaker Betty Brooks took care of her husband after surgery.

Dolores Jackson,83, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's 13 years ago. Before the disease, Dolores was an outgoing woman who loved to shop and even dance with her granddaughter Nicole Faddis in the kitchen.

Daughters Pat Mattucci, Jennifer Faddis and granddaughter Nicole Faddis sit with their mother and grandmother Dolores Jackson,83, at Haney's Personal Care Home in Rices Landing. Jackson has been a resident of Haney's since 2009 when her family opted to place her in a facility that felt more like home.

Dolores Jackson,83, rests in her bed at Haney's Personal Care Home in Rices Landing. Jackson and seven other residents reside at the personal care home under Nancy Haney's direction. Haney saidthat her residents "become like family" to her.

Carol and John Yanda first met on a blind date and have been married for 50 years. Carol was diagnosed with Dementia and now resides at The Greenery in Canonsburg.

Carol Yanda listens as her husband John Yanda plays the piano. John has played the organ and piano in church for more than 55 years. In April, John performed a concert in his wife's honor at the Jefferson Avenue United Methodist Church and even performed his own composition "Piano Invention".

Betty Brooks breaks into tears as she watches her mother, Anna Snatchko, get ready to leave her apartment, Burgettstown Apartments, for two days of respit care at the Donnell House in Washington.

Betty Brooks folds laundry as she and her mother, Anna Snatchko, wait for the handicapped van to take her mother to the Donnell House in Washington for two days of respit care.

Betty Brooks gets her mother, Anna Snatchko,ready to leave her apartment, Burgettstown Apartments, for two days of respit care at the Donnell House in Washington.

Betty Brooks watches her mother, Anna Snatchko, being strapped into a van vanfor transport to the Donnell House in Washington for two days of respit care.

Ronald W. Wise, with the Ambulance and Chair Service in Washington, maneuvers Anna Snatchko, into the van for a trip to the Donnell House in Washington for two days of respit care.

Betty Brooks waits with her mother, Anna Snatchko, outside her apartment building, Burgettstown Apartments, for the handicapped van to pick her up and transport her to the Donnell House in Washington for two days of respit care.

Neva Neizmik talks about her father, George Pochiba.

Neva Neizmik shares some photos of her dad, George Pochiba.