Worksop: Eileen celebrates reaching 100th birthday milestone
Eileen Hicking, who turned 100 on Tuesday, celebrated the milestone with a fun-filled party for family, friends and staff at Victoria Care Home.
Her daughter, Mal Richardson, said the day was “absolutely wonderful” and enjoyed by all who attended.
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She added: “My mum was delighted to receive her telegram the Queen, and also enjoyed a cake in the shape of a big 100.
“She is usually asleep but was happy and alert during the party. She was so funny and cheerful, just like she used to be.”
Eileen was born in Birmingham in 1916 but relocated to Woodsetts, near Worksop, in the 1990s.
Mal said she had a “fantastic time” living there and was well-loved by villagers and members of St. Joseph’s Church, who still come to visit her.
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Mal went on: “We’d like to thank everyone involved in making my mum’s day extra special.”
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nwgu elaine hicking 100 as.JPG: From left, are grandaughter Louise Sutton, great grandson Jude Sutton, daughters Elaine Henderson and Mal Richardson, great grandaughter Madeleine Sutton and Colin Barratt.
nwgu elaine hicking 100(2).JPG: Eileen Hicking gets birthday hugs from her daughters, Elaine Henderson and Mal Richardson when she turned 100 years old at the Victoria Care Home in Worksop on Tuesday.
nwgu elaine hicking 100(3).JPG : Eileen Hicking who turned 100 years old at the Victoria Care Home in Worksop on Tuesday.