Happy 100th!

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By Pamela Hale-Burns on March 18, 2010 3:11 PM | | Comments (0) |
pn22-rpbirthday.jpgJeanette McCone was born in 1910 and arrived in Long Beach when she was 7-years-old. Her mother ran a bakery on 2nd Street for many years. She married Harold McCone 78 years ago and was a navy wife for 20 years. She and her husband moved to Lakewood over 50 years ago and she has been a member of St. Timothy's Lutheran Church for over three decades. Her son Kenneth, her daughter June, their spouses Mary and Ronald and the rest of the family wishes her the most wonderful centennial birthday of all time.

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