Changes may affect planning, judgment, concentration, memory, movement or mood. Sudden changes require prompt medical attention.
In memory of Jack Yancick
The man.
The myth.
The legend.
MindYes exists in support and loving memory of Jack Yancick, who died from vascular dementia in 2019. We honor his life by helping more families face memory loss with knowledge, dignity and connection.
Biography and portrait coming soon
Why MindYes
A life is always bigger than a diagnosis.
Jack Yancick was more than what vascular dementia took from him. He was a man whose stories, humor, character and influence deserve to remain present.
His full biography will be added here as his family gathers the moments that best capture who he was. Until then, MindYes begins with the truth at the heart of this project: Jack mattered, his memory matters, and other families walking this road deserve support.
We remember the whole person, not only the illness at the end of their story.
Understanding the condition
What is vascular dementia?
Vascular dementia is a decline in thinking skills caused by conditions that reduce or block blood flow to parts of the brain. Symptoms and progression vary from person to person.
Managing blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol and other cardiovascular risks may help protect both heart and brain health.
Clear routines, patience, respectful communication and caregiver support can help preserve dignity and connection.
The mission
Turn remembrance into something useful.
MindYes is being built as a place for remembrance, practical education and compassionate support for families affected by vascular dementia and related memory loss.
Our next chapter will include Jack's complete story, trusted learning resources, caregiver guidance and meaningful ways to help. We are building carefully, with accuracy and dignity at the center.
His story continues
Jack Yancick
The man, the myth, the legend.
Jack died from vascular dementia in 2019. This space will soon hold the fuller story of his life: where he came from, what he built, who he loved, what made him laugh and the memories his family wants carried forward.
Biography and photographs will be added by the family.
Memory. Dignity. Connection.
Because the person is still there, and every story deserves to be remembered.
Contact MindYesEmail: hello [at] mindyes.com