Irene Hicks is a 72-year-old poet who can no longer write down her beautiful stanzas due to Parkinson's disease. With the help of Wish of a Lifetime and Brookdale Senior Living, she has been able to craft her poems using a voice-activated computer.

Albert Burrier discovered running in 1950 and hasn't stopped since. Today, even though he's 84 years old and legally blind, he still runs three miles every other day and participates in 5ks and other running events throughout the year.

Seniors over the age of 60 are redefining what it means to age. Take iconic baby boomers of today, such as Oprah Winfrey, Tom Hanks, and Meryl Streep. They don't seem "old". Find out how the over 60 generation is revolutionizing the aging process.

Jon Adamson started running after a friend's early death helped him realize that a sedentary lifestyle was disastrous for his health. Now the 81-year-old has completed more than 200 competitions, including the infamous Ironman. Learn more about Adamson's incredible story.

You want to remember your loved ones and the memories you've shared together. But what's the best way to do that? Thankfully, there are new methods for memorializing our loved ones, and here are six unique ones.