Woman celebrates turning 100 years with her 108-year-old sister by her side
- Lil Thomas, a singer, celebrated her 100th birthday as her sister Amy Winfred Hawkin, aged 108, sat with her
- The two sisters have always been honoured by Queen Elizabeth with special celebration cards
- According to Lil, she and sister were great performers who have been to some of the world's sought-after stages
Long life with good health is one of the things many look forward to. Lil Thomas, a singer, celebrated her 100th birthday with her big sister, Amy Winifred Hawkin, aged 108, sitting beside her.
The birthday party was organised for her by her home caregiver. The two sisters have received six birthday cards from the Queen of England, Queen Elizabeth II, as the number may increase when Winfred turns 109 by next month, Metro UK reports.
It should be noted that the two sisters were good performers who graced the popular stage of Newport’s Empire Theatre for years.
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The celebrant said she had been singing since the age of two when she already had a very good voice, adding that her sister, on the other hand, was a good dancer referred to as the “highest kicker in Wales”.
“I was fortunate to have a pitch-perfect voice at the age of two. It was like Katherine Jenkins, but just not trained,” she said.
She also recalled how both of them were always singing together on the bus with boys when they were coming back from the pub.
Lil got married to Donald, a deputy postmaster, and they had to move to South Africa after World War II. Soon after, they returned to Britain where she worked as a caretaker for a while.
The centenarian recalled one of her fond memories, saying she remembered when she visited McDonald for the first time on her 93rd birthday.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Cyril Aggett has been battling with severe loneliness since his wife, Shirley, died six years ago.
As a coping mechanism, the octogenarian has been joining local school children very close to his house for lunch.
Sometime after the death of his wife, staff and student at Coombe Dean Secondary School in Plymouth, Devon, realised they have not been seeing him around like before.
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