Abingdon Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday
HOPE, ONTARIO, CANADA, JUL 14 – Doris Nazer, a World War II veteran, celebrated her 102nd birthday with family and Mayor Victor Smith, crediting hard work and independence for her longevity.
- This past week, Doris Nazer celebrated her 102nd birthday at her Hope home, underscoring her status as the town’s oldest resident, `I'm still here at 102,` Nazer said.
- Before this week, Nazer served in the Royal Navy during the Second World War, later moved from Fulham to Ontario and worked until 1984 while caring for her husband.
- Amid a smaller gathering than her centennial, Mayor Victor Smith cut the cake, and close friends and family highlighted her independence.
- Amid the festivities, Nazer received a card from King Charles III and Queen Camilla, and she is already looking forward to celebrating again next year, reflecting her enduring spirit.
- After settling in Hope, Nazer embraced a quiet, fulfilling life and declared `Just work bloody hard, all year long,` as her mantra.
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