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World War II veteran celebrates 100th birthday surrounded by loved ones
Dozens of family, friends and veterans honored his Navy service and 100 years of life after a stroke limited his communication.
- World War II veteran Bob Suddendorf celebrated his 100th birthday at Brookdale Senior Living Home in Springdale, Ohio, surrounded by family, friends, and fellow veterans.
- After attending Western Hills High School, Suddendorf joined the Navy at 18, serving as a signalman on a ship in the Pacific during World War II.
- His daughter, Cindy Groves, reflected on her father's 66-year marriage; he met his late wife at 16 at Western Hills, and she died 11 years ago, yet Groves describes him as "a real trooper."
- Dozens of loved ones gathered to honor Suddendorf's legacy. Cindy said, "He doesn't know a stranger," while one attendee humorously remarked, "I'm going for 200."
- Although Suddendorf suffered a stroke six months ago, his daughter Cindy hopes to celebrate his 101st birthday next year, noting he remains happy and healthy right now.
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