When one Grace Groner died in January 2010 in the small American city of Lake Forest, Illinois, at the age of 100, none of her neighbors, former colleagues and acquaintances expected surprises. For forty years, a retired woman worked as a regular secretary in the same company, lived in a humble house, wore old clothes and even had no car in the world's most automobile country. She was described as a welcoming, but quite ordinary, old lady withou…
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When one Grace Groner died in January 2010 in the small American city of Lake Forest, Illinois, at the age of 100, none of her neighbors, former colleagues and acquaintances expected surprises. For forty years, a retired woman worked as a regular secretary in the same company, lived in a humble house, wore old clothes and even had no car in the world's most automobile country. She was described as a welcoming, but quite ordinary, old lady withou…