Celebrating Centenarian Wisdom at Pear Tree House

Thelma and Elma, two cherished twin residents of Pear Tree House, recently had the honour of sharing their remarkable journey of living over 100 years with a wider audience. Invited by the BBC to participate in a special segment exploring the experiences of people who are over 100 years old, Thelma and Elma graciously offered their insights and wisdom, adding a touch of warmth and inspiration to the broadcast.

Having previously captured the hearts of viewers when they celebrated their 104th birthdays on BBC Northwest, Thelma and Elma were delighted to once again share their stories with the public. BBC presenter Roger Johnson visited Pear Tree House to conduct an interview, giving Thelma and Elma the opportunity to reflect on their extraordinary lives and share the secrets to their longevity.

The interview, which aired on Tuesday, 6th February, provided a poignant glimpse into the lives of these remarkable women, highlighting their resilience, wisdom, and enduring spirit. Thelma and Elma's candid reflections offered viewers a deeper understanding of the joys and challenges of aging gracefully.

For Thelma and Elma, being featured on BBC Northwest was not only a moment of personal recognition but also an opportunity to inspire others with their remarkable stories. Their infectious laughter, sparkling eyes, and boundless enthusiasm serve as a reminder that age is but a number, and that a life well-lived is defined by the joy found in each precious moment.

As Thelma and Elma continue to grace Pear Tree House with their presence, their legacy of resilience and wisdom continues to inspire all who have the privilege of knowing them. They remind us that each day is a gift to be cherished, and that with a positive outlook and a heart full of gratitude, anything is possible, no matter what age we may be.