 
M eet our great treasures. These individuals are breathing new life into the tired phrase “aging graciously”. In fact, far from being gracious about accepting traditional roles for older people, they are often revolutionary and wonderfully subversive in their approach to living.
Whether better-known or less-known, ill or in good health, whatever the challenges these women and men have faced, they remain dynamic, enthusiastic and fully engaged in their communities. They are a testament to the great contributions that senior citizens are capable of making, and an inspiration to all who met them.
In this book they share a bit of the philosophy that gets them out of bed and on the roll in the morning. The golden years will never be the same!
links to other books by Irene Borins Ash
Aging Is Living: Myth Breaking Stories From Long Term Care
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Treasured Legacies
Older & Still Great
Second Story Press
$24.95 - 87 pages
Irene Borins Ash (the author)
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