Over the years, Alzheimer Europe has been able to count on the support of a great number of Members of the European Parliament. Some Members have nevertheless left the European Parliament for different reasons, be it because they did not stand for re-election or because they have taken on important new positions on a national or local level. Also some members were unable to continue their membership of the European Alzheimer's Alliance because of new responsibilities within the European Parliament or an increasing workload.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all past members of the European Alzheimer's Alliance for their support to our campaign of making dementia a European priority. Our heartfelt thanks go to the following:

Belgium

1. Hutchinson Alain (PES)
2. Langendries Raymond (EPP-ED)
3. Sterckx Dirk (ALDE)

Bulgaria

1. Zdravkova Dushana (EPP-ED)

Cyprus

1. Adamou Adamos (GUE/NGL)
2. Demetriou Panayiotis (EPP-ED)

Finland

1. Myller Riitta (PES)
2. Virrankoski Kyösti (ALDE)

France

1. Bachelot Roselyne (EPP-ED)
2. Bourzai Bernadette (PES)
3. Fouré Brigitte (EPP-ED)
4. Onesta Gérard (Greens-EFA)

Greece

1. Matsouka Maria (PES)
2. Panayotopoulos-Cassiotou Marie (EPP-ED)
3. Papadimoulis Dimitrios (GUE/NGL)
4. Schinas Margaritis (EPP-ED)
5. Vakalis Nikolaos (EPP-ED)
6. Xenogiannakopoulou Marilisa (PES)

Hungary

1. Lévai Katalin (PES)

Ireland

1. Ryan Eoin (UEN)
2. Sinnot Kathy (IND/DEM)

Italy

1. Battilocchio Alessandro (PES)

Lithuania

1. Dickute Jolanta (ALDE)

Luxembourg

1. Spautz Jean (EPP-ED)

Malta

1. Muscat Joseph (PES)

Netherlands

1. Corbey Dorette (PES)

Poland

1. Masiel Jan Tadeusz (UEN)
2. Rogalski Boguslaw (UEN)

Sweden

1. Cederschiöld Charlotte (EPP-ED)

United Kingdom

1. Bowis John (EPP-ED)
2. Evans Robert (EPP-ED)
3. Lynne Liz (ALDE)
4. Stihler Catherine (PES)