04/15/2026
There are moments at Moving Day San Antonio that stay with you long after the event ends. Zephanie was one of those moments.
She showed up with a bright smile, a contagious energy, and a story rooted in love. A few years ago, her dad was diagnosed with Parkinson’s. Since then, she has stepped into a role she didn’t ask for but fully embraces. She spoke about it not as a burden, but as both a privilege and a responsibility.
That kind of perspective stops you in your tracks.
She even shared a tattoo that represents her journey with her dad, a permanent reminder of the bond they share and the strength they carry together. It wasn’t just meaningful… it was powerful.
This is what Moving Day is all about.
It’s not just the steps we take; it’s the stories we carry. It’s families showing up for each other. It’s love, resilience, and the quiet courage that doesn’t always get seen.
Zephanie reminded us why we do this work.
🩵 For every caregiver
🩵 For every family
🩵 For every person living with Parkinson’s
We move together.