Seasons Clarington resident Ruth and her grandson Alex McDowell (supplied)

Ruth turns 100 – becomes 5th cetenarian at retirement home

Seasons Clarington Retirement Community resident Ruth has turned 100, making her the fifth in the community 100-years old or older.

With Joan at 101, Jean and Lloyd at 102, and Edith at 103, Ruth joins an inspiring group of residents, said Seasons Clarington.

This lively centenarian’s journey is filled with wisdom, joy, and an ever-present twinkle in her eye, making her an extraordinary presence with everyone around her, it added.

Ruth is known around Seasons Clarington for her cheerful personality and the spark she brings to the community. Despite her disbelief at reaching this impressive age, Ruth remains as spirited and engaging as ever. She’s known for sneaking snacks when no one is looking, participating enthusiastically in activities like bean bag toss, and her cherished daily walks. Her playful spirit keeps everyone around her on their toes.

“Ruth is such a character! Her zest for life and vibrant personality truly inspire us,” said Seasons Clarington General Manager Kim Mitchell. “We are very lucky to have Ruth here and celebrate this milestone birthday with her.”

A former teacher, Ruth cherishes her years spent in the classroom and fondly remembers the joy of inspiring young minds. Her advice to younger generations is simple yet profound: “Get an education and work hard.” Ruth’s life is a testament to this philosophy, as she continues to embrace learning and personal growth even at 100.

Ruth celebrated her 100th birthday with cake, entertainment, and the warm company of her Seasons Clarington family. To make the day even more special, Ruth received a congratulatory certificate from Mayor Adrian Foster, acknowledging her remarkable life and the joy she brings to the community.

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