A former state representative and secretary of the Executive Office of Elder Affairs has been tapped to lead the Massachusetts office of AARP, the state’s largest advocacy organization for older people.
AARP announced Thursday that Michael E. Festa, 58, a longtime Melrose lawyer and resident, will take over as director on Tuesday.
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This bozo wears nice suits, wonder how long it will be before he has his hands caught on the merchandise?
Seems like just another Hack, working the Seniors's Angle. I'm a Member in good standing of AARP. Elder Care and Services is a business, and like any other going concern, guess what's most important in their view. Like that great song from my Military days says; "It ain't me, it ain't me, I ain't no fortunate one.."