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Surprise's first major furniture store officially opens
American Furniture Warehouse cuts ribbon at Prasada
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Surprise Mayor Kevin Sartor, left, and American Furniture Warehouse CEO Jake Jabs commemorate the opening of the new furniture store at Loop 303 and Waddell in the Prasada shopping center.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Taking a load off at American Furniture Warehouse are, from left, Surprise Economic Development Director Jeanine Jerkovic, AFW President Jackie Brookshire, Mayor Kevin Sartor, AFW CEO Jake Jabs and City Councilmember Earle Greenberg.
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By Independent Newsmedia
Surprise’s first major furniture store is now open with the unveiling of the American Furniture Warehouse on May 10.
The store officially opened the day prior when city and company officials gathered for a ribbon cutting at the store at 16600 W. Waddell Road.
American Furniture Warehouse CEO Jake Jabs, President Jackie Brookshire and Surprise store manager Jeremy Dennis were among the company administrators at the event.
Mayor Kevin Sartor helped cut the ribbon along with Councilmembers Earle Greenberg, Patrick Duffy and Johnny V. Melton.
On grand opening day, customers were given the option to round up their purchase total to the nearest dollar and donate the difference to St. Mary’s Food Bank.
