Glynis Murray formally joined The ALS Therapy Development Institute in 2021, yet, she’d been an active fundraiser and ALS community advocate for years before that. Glynis' husband, Vince, was diagnosed with ALS in 2015, just two days before their wedding. Just 13 months later, Vince was gone. At that moment, Glynis became a staunch advocate for ALS research and was compelled by the approach, sense of urgency, and approachability of ALS TDI. With the warmth, compassion, and incredible spirit for which she has become well known, Glynis has supported ALS TDI’s efforts, and people with ALS ever since. Glynis enjoys traveling through Europe, driving the National Park system on road trips with her Rhodesian Ridgeback, Dublin, and dressing up as a dinosaur to bring awareness to this horrific disease.
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