The Terraces at Seacrest Village celebrated National Centenarian’s Day by honoring four residents ages 100 to 103, along with two who will turn 100 this fall: Esther Gerber, 100; Hilda Gordon, 102; Maryanne Rauth, 103; Eleanor Quirk, 102; Dorothy Kirschner, who turns 100 in October; and William Winterberg, who turns 100 in November.
Little Egg Harbor Mayor Kenneth Laney Jr. and Deputy Mayor Dan Maxwell joined the festivities, which included a gourmet luncheon and honorary certificates presented by the Mayor. Coordinated by Director of Life Enrichment Bianca Sutlovich, the celebration recognized the residents’ remarkable lives, lasting legacies and more than six centuries of shared memories.
Among the honorees, Winterberg is a World War II veteran who served as a U.S. Navy Seabee and has been a member of the Barbershop Harmony Society for 75 years, with accomplishments that include performing at Carnegie Hall. Read the full story here.
