Birthday to a 104-year-old in New York includes most of the more unusual list of buckets
The 104-year-old woman named Loretta spent her birthday in prison last week-her request-to-make a dream she had for years.
“Our new friend, Loretta, came to Sheriff’s office today to give her a 104th birthday!” he said on February 10th on Facebook by the Sheriff Office of the Livingston County.
“She celebrated her 104. Birthday February 8, “the post states.
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Livingston County is located in the Finger Lakes region in New York, south of Rochester.
104-year-old, Post said, a resident of a Local nursing home. When asked what she wanted to do for her latest birthday, she had the most unusual request: she wanted to go to jail.
Loretta, shown on the right, spent her 104th birthday visiting a prison – something she always wanted to do. (Sheriff of the Livingston County Office)
“Her answer was that she” wanted to see the interior of our prison, “said Facebook post,” because she had never been in prison before. ”
The Hurlburt Care Communities, which owns care, have shared more details about their resident travel to their Facebook page.
“Thank you for all your laughter.”
“Thank you to the Sheriff Office of the Livingston district for realizing Loretta’s wish!” said the post on February 10th.
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In addition to the prison tour, the centenary had Cake and coffee With the officers, fingerprints, abolishing her mug, she was locked in a cell-i “she had to get acquainted with many deputies, including one of their new K-9s,” said Hurlburt Care Communities.
Sheriff’s office called Loretta (not a surname on condition) “Great Sport” about her voluntary prison stay. He added, “Thank you for all laughter.”
A hundred -year -old, shown in front, enjoyed a cake and coffee with officers as part of a birthday celebration. (Sheriff of the Livingston County Office)
“Loretta spent a great tour of our prison and we are so glad we were able to accomplish her birthday wishes,” Sheriff’s office said on Facebook.
Loretta also shared her secret life of long life: “Thinking her job!” she said.
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Only 0.03% of the US population is older than 100 years of agesaid the American census list.
While living up to 104 years definitely impressive, a resident of the nursing home is still a decade younger than The oldest live currently American.
While traveling to prison, Loretta (Center) was printed with fingers, fired a cup and spent time in a holding cell. (Sheriff of the Livingston County Office)
That title goes Naomi Whitehead, who was born on September 26, 1910 at a farm in Georgia, Associate Press reported.
Recently, she became the oldest Livi American after the death of 115-year-old Elizabeth Francis.
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Francis, from Texas, died on October 2, 2024.
