Twin sisters celebrate turning 100 with a double dose of joy at their birthday bash.

Two women became matriarchs and are now honored by their extended family during this event.

July 22nd 2024.

Twin sisters celebrate turning 100 with a double dose of joy at their birthday bash.
It was a day to remember for two sisters from Detroit as they celebrated their 100th birthday in style. Doris Ward and Loris Pryor, who are twins, were born in 1924 and have lived through many significant moments in American history. From the tough times of the Great Depression to the struggles of Jim Crow, these strong women have seen it all. And now, as they enter their 100th year, their family is honoring them with a grand birthday party.

Surrounded by loved ones, Ward and Pryor were the center of attention at their party held at the Rosedale Park Baptist Church on July 13th. In an interview with WXYZ, the birthday girls shared their thoughts on reaching such a remarkable milestone. One of them described it as a "blessing" to have made it to 100 years old, while the other reflected on how she never thought about living this long.

But it's not just their age that makes them special. These two sisters have also become matriarchs in their family, with children, grandchildren, and even great-great-grandchildren. Ward is a proud mother of eight children, 15 grandchildren, and a whopping 25 great-grandchildren, with more on the way. Pryor, on the other hand, has one son, which has led to a large extended family of grand, great, and great-great-grandchildren.

Despite their age, the sisters are still in great shape, and their secret to a long life may lie in their kindness towards others. Ward's daughter, Wanda Barden, shared how their mother's and aunt's kindness has influenced her and those around her. She credits them for teaching her to appreciate and value people, which has made her a people person even in her travels around the world.

Barden also praised her mother and aunt for their ability to get along with everyone and never having any enemies. She described them as rare gems that are impossible not to like. While they may not have broken any age records yet, their family hopes that they continue to enjoy good health for many more years to come.

In a related event, Princess Cruises honored a Tuskegee Airman on his 100th birthday, showing that these centenarians are a symbol of strength, resilience, and a life well-lived.

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