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Locals help those with memory loss
MIDDLEBURY RESIDENT PAMELA Smith, left, chats with a group that includes Nina Bacon, center, and At Home Senior Care Dementia Specialist Donna Lalumiere, right, during last Thursday’s debut Memory Café at Middlebury’s Ilsley Library. The monthly meetings provide
information and socialization opportunities for members of the county’s memory loss community.
Independent photo/John Flowers
January 25, 2024
It was seven years ago, at age 50, that Middlebury resident Pamela Smith found herself having what she described as “life-interfering memory loss.”
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