Bonita Gibson is celebrating her 114th birthday on Independence Day, making her one of the oldest living people in the United States and believed to be the oldest in Michigan. Here is footage of her r ...

Pat’s birthday is April 1st and Mary’s is May 20th. The card exchange began and they have signed and dated the card or envelopes every year since. “Because it’ll be a long, long time ...

A woman was detained at San Juan airport in Puerto Rico while returning home from a birthday trip, despite having a pending green card application. Maryia Vviadzenskaya, 28, who goes by Masha, was ...

Dear Eric: How long do you keep greeting cards like birthday, congratulations, holidays, thank you, and so on? I understand keeping those with sentimental value, but I tend to keep all of them.

Dear Eric: How long do you keep greeting cards like birthday, congratulations, holidays, thank you, and so on? I understand keeping those with sentimental value, but I tend to keep all of them.

Dear Eric: How long do you keep greeting cards like birthday, congratulations, holidays, thank you, and so on? I understand keeping those with sentimental value, but I tend to keep all of them. My … ...

A centenarian received hundreds of birthday cards in a "heartwarming" response to an appeal by her care home. Irene Weaver turned 100 years old on Wednesday with 370 cards from people in the UK ...

Lady Gabriella Windsor marked her 44th birthday on Wednesday, and the royal looked beautiful in a sequinned top and gorgeous satin coat – see the exclusive photos here!

The other teen was Mary Kroger, now 94. For the past 81 years, DeReamer and Kroger have been sending the same birthday card back and forth to each other on their birthdays, signing their names and ...

The birthday card Pat DeReamer and Mary Kroger have been exchanging since 1944, shown in 2002. Photo / Courtesy of Don Kroger via The Washington Post “The joke is that neither one of us knows ...

Inspired Life Two women have sent each other the same weathered birthday card for 81 years “The joke is that neither one of us knows who started the card,” said Mary Kroger, 94.

Decades later, on her 95th birthday, that very same card was once again delivered to her door. For the past 80 years, the two friends have exchanged the same card annually, carefully signing and ...