Alma Thomas, 96: Conversations About Aging

from Catching Your Memories Hosted by Diane Atwood

Alma Thomas was the next to the youngest of 10 children. Now she is the only one left. She lived through the depression and World War II and was working in New York City when the war ended. She eventually moved to Maine to marry a widower with five children. They added two more children to the family and lived a full life together until his death in 2001. At 96, you can bet that Alma has lots of stories to tell. I'm so grateful that she decided to share some of them with us.

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