“Stay out of trouble. Floss Bob said when he asked the secret of life a long life:” Just do the right thing. “
The mayor of Vicalalia Brett Taylor Flossian Bob submitted a certificate of appreciation for the celebration and honoring its birthday 102 on March 6, 2025.
The Pope is 102 years old on Saturday, March 8.
She currently lives in Visalia at J&M Elderly Care, where she celebrated her birthday a little early, on Thursday. The Pope was surrounded by family and smells, Hospice nurse, and VISALIA BRETT TAYLOR, to celebrate the special day. Flowers, cakes and gifts helped make the morning festive.
The Vicalia City Council and the Council of Supervisors in the Tulabob County honored certificates of appreciation for the celebration and honoring its 102nd birthday.
When thinking about how much the world changed in her life, Bob said: “The good Lord has made me live a good life. I have seen many changes that must be remembered.”
The Pope was born in the Empire, California in 1923. It was the third child of nine. Her father was a farmer and made fields using horses and plowing.
Pope Barbara Baker’s daughter said her aunt was always working hard. Pob worked at Sprigs Electric in Visalia for more than 20 years.
“I grew up in the country of agriculture,” said Bob. I didn’t even know what was the tractor. We used horses in the fields. “
Sharon Booker (the daughter of a great sister) and Flossian Bob celebrated the Pope’s birthday on March 6, 2025.
“She lived a good life,” Booker said. “She took care of herself.”
The Pope and her husband, George, lived in Adobe’s first house in Toulari for 70 years. The house is still standing on South P. Street. She was the mother of one son.
Jenger has been invading the nurse of the Pope nurse over the past five years, when she saw her twice a week.
Miss Floss is a good spirit, and she has an infectious smile for anyone who crosses her way. Grachman said: “Volusi’s view of life does not sweat small things, just enjoy every day as it comes, along with some origins and rolled.”
This article was originally appeared in Visalia Times-Delta: a 102-year-old Vesalia Woman and her secret to living a long life.
