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Surprise Expo connects seniors to services

Dozens of vendors range from health care to entertainment

Sharon Williams, a licensed sales agent for United Healthcare, speaks to three seniors who attended Independent Newsmedia’s Surprise Expo on Aug. 18 at the Colonnade. Williams was one of the vendors who showed off their businesses at the senior expo.

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More than five dozen vendors took part in Independent Newsmedia’s Surprise Expo at the Colonnade on Aug. 18.

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Toni McElfresh of Semper Fi Heating Cooling and Plumbing, right, talks to attendees of the Surprise Expo on Aug. 18 at the Colonnade.

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Goodyear resident Lu Dube went to the Independent Newsmedia’s Surprise Expo on Aug. 18 looking for assisted living facilities, but she left with a lunch instead.

Dube won a free meal at Vista Winds Independent Living in Peoria in one of its random giveaways at the expo.

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