Elizabeth Miskella was born in 1916 and is still going strong as she turned 107 on Monday.
She has eight children, 15 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.
“The family reunions are just massive,” John Miskella, Elizabeth Miskella’s son, said.
Her children reflected on the times they shared with their mother growing up from getting braces, helping her in the garden to being taken to get their vaccines.
“We get together on a Zoom call every Sunday,” John Miskella said. “I think that’s what keeps us so connected.”
The family said one thing they learned from Elizabeth Miskella is always to have a positive attitude.
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