HELENA – On Tuesday, Montanans celebrated the 50th annual Governor’s Conference on Aging by honoring and recognizing the state’s centenarians.
One hundred twenty-four seniors ranging from 100 to 109 years old are registered in Montana.
Tuesday, nine gathered in Helena. This year’s theme was Rock Your Age.
The event consisted of live music and a banquet.
There were also breakout sessions with topics like nutrition, Alzheimer’s, and long distance care-giving.
The event will end with a mini grant sponsorship giveaway to various communities to help with senior services.
“Everyone asks me. I really don’t have a secret. Through my whole life, just took one day at a time. And I’ve never been a person who thought much about age. Fortunately, I have been blessed with good health. It just happened,” said centenarian Marjorie Trainor.
The 50th annual Governor’s Conference will continue tomorrow. It is open to the public.
For information on aging, you cango here.
For information and presentations at the Governors Conference visit here.
Reporting by Mercedies Pruneda, MTN News
