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Surprise nonprofit shines at Dementia Friendly Glendale

Seven years ago, Surprise resident Sharon Masciale was diagnosed with dementia.

She noticed things were off in her late 50s. Masciale had her driver’s license taken away while her career remained active.

Masciale tries to be an advocate, and even more so, an example.

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