- April 23, 2024
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Eight of the 11 members of the 100+ Club during the Tea Party.
Thelma McKahan is joined by her two sons Bob, left, and Gene, right.
Cheryl Stephens, Henrietta Daytz and Lisa Giummo
Debbie and Bob Laws with 100+ Club newcomer Edith Laws.
Eleanor Landow enjoys the entertainment of singing and dancing.
Estelle Crawford and Henrietta Daytz
John Overton stopped by to see his dear friend Frances Jester and to wish her a happy birthday.
Helen Callahan and Peggy Drake
Helen Callahan receives a hug from one of the children from the on-campus daycare.
Henrietta Daytz is thrilled to see the children dancing around the room.
Eleanor Landow with her daughter Jill Ross and son-in-law Armand Ross.
Former Pines of Sarasota CEO John Overton stopped by to see the ladies of the 100+ Club during their Tea Party.
Students from the on-campus daycare center crashed the party to wish a happy birthday to their "grandma's"
This year the 100+ Club at Pines of Sarasota welcomed four new members.
Residents Edith Laws, Eleanor Landow, Thelma Cohn and Thelma McKahan were inducted into the club which celebrates centenarians at Pines of Sarasota.
To celebrate the occasion they toasted with a high tea Friday afternoon. Eight of the total 11 members were able to attend the event at Pines of Sarasota where the birthday girls all donned confetti tiaras so they could be easily recognized by party goers.
Even the youngest members at Pines of Sarasota, the children in the on-campus daycare made sure to wish happy birthday to the ladies they call their “grandma’s.” New resident and recent centenarian Eleanor Landow was thrilled to receive a birthday card from the children in the on-campus daycare center. They reminded her of her 11 great grandchildren.
“Aren’t they sweet?” Landow said. “I’m so surprised. For turning 100, I feel like I’m just like every other person, nothing special.”
