Holbrook buddies who lost parents to Alzheimer's now pedal to halt disease
Wicked Local Frank Sullivan always was the go-to guy in the family, a man who combined a solid education with a philosophy to give back to others as his central creed. And that made it even harder for his family to watch as Alzheimer's disease slowly but incessantly took away those gifts, turning his sharp mind forgetful and his giving nature into a sometimes angry man. "It took a physical toll on him," stated his son, Paul Sullivan. "He couldn't perform any daily functions, he needed 24-hour care." As painful as it was to watch his father battle with the disease, Paul, who grew up in Holbroo...
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