Age is only a number, you are as young as you feel.
DNAInfo reported on 100 year old, Madeline Scotto, who continues to educate at a Dyker Heights, Brooklyn school where she attended during her elementary years. Scotto teaches at St. Ephrem’s elementary school, three times a week. Her focus is to help students prepare for a math competition by brushing them up on multiplication and division and how to stay calm while on stage.
DNAInfo reports
“I think it just happens, you know. You don’t even realize it,” said Scotto, who marked her birthday on Thursday.
“Last year I thought, ‘This can’t be, that I’m going to be 100.’ I sat down and did the math actually. I thought, I could not trust my mind. This I had to put paper to pencil — I couldn’t believe it myself.
“It just kind of happened. I guess I’m very lucky.”
…
She’s spent most of her life at St. Ephrem’s on Fort Hamilton Parkway, graduating in 1928 then later returning as a teacher and currently as a math bee coach.
She remembers when Dyker Heights was mostly farmland, and watched as it built up around her.
“I don’t need anything, really,” she explained.
Do not let them feel, that twomeyautoworks.com ordine cialis on line they are lees than any other normal child.
In her free times she reads, but her first love has always been numbers.
…
She credits her supportive family for all the help, especially her husband Francis who died in 1999.
He was loving and kind, she said, and they traveled around the world together — even taking their kids on a cross-country road trip before cars had air-conditioning.
She stopped teaching classes 10 years ago when her hearing started to go, and transitioned into the math bee coach, tutoring kids during their lunch time and recess, she said.
…
“I pray hard, I really work hard and I’m happy,” she said. “That’s not my fault. All the people around me make me happy.”
Read full story over at DNAInfo.
We pray that Madeline Scotto continues to educate and stay healthy.
She rocks!
What an inspiration she is to all of us. May she continue to stay healthy and touch many more lives with her knowledge.