Bobby Redman is a retired psychologist, who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in late 2015. Since then, Bobby has become a passionate dementia advocate, determined to improve the lives of people with dementia and their carers. Bobby is the Chair of the Dementia Australia Advisory Committee, working for and with people living with dementia around Australia, as well as sitting on the numerous committees, with a strong focus on public health and disability access and inclusion on the Central Coast, NSW, where she lives. Bobby strongly supports dementia research and over the past 5 or 6 years has been involved in numerous research projects, not only as a participant but as an advisor and / or investigator. Bobby has strong community ties and is both a member of the Australian Red Cross Emergency Services Team on the Central Coast and a Rotarian, holding the position of Rotary District Chair of the Dementia Awareness and Support Committee. Bobby was greatly honoured to be a NSW finalist for Senior Australian of the Year, 2020 for her community and dementia advocacy work.