Charlotte tells us about a united country fighting WWII and her perceptions of this time.
Mary Ann is 102 years old and still very healthy. She feels that community service is what keeps her going.
Betty is 90 years old. She discusses love, marriage, family, health and religion.
With early stages of Alzheimer's Roy at 89 recants stories of WWII and his earlier years.
Nancy talks about her perspective on aging.
Old age creeps up on us.
Nancy talks about the type of care she wants when she is no longer able to take care of herself.
Roy talks about the value of acceptance and family.
A quick take on the secret of happiness.
Charlotte talks about a couple other memorable moments in history.
Nancy tells us what she thinks about getting older.
Dotty faces the reality of no longer being a daughter after the loss of her mother.
Although Mary Ann, 101, has longevity in her family she tells us some techniques to keep her healthy.
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When Charlotte ran a smoke shop in San Francisco she unexpectedly lost her oldest child.
Charlotte believes we have gone too far with credit cards.
Barbara discuss her advice for the younger generation.
