Photo by Meg Hibbert
Lillian Newman, who is 102, was one of the 100-plus Richfield Living residents whose photo was accidentally omitted in the Jan. 26 issue article about the Centennial Celebration on Jan. 20. Here Newman is with three generations of her family. From left, they are: daughter-in-law Joanne Wormley, great-granddaughter Jashalyn Wormley, 11, who is holding great-great grandson Shaheim Wormley, 10 months; daughter Maribell Wormley, at right, and her friend, Talieb Hasan.
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Meg Hibbert Contributing writer Taking into.
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