95 Year Old Still Drives Herself to Work Everyday Where She Has Worked For the Past 58 Years

The Appalachian Channel
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Published 2023-05-13
Frankie Bacon has no plans for retirement because she says there no other place she would rather be then work. Come along with me as we hear some of stories and wisdom from a very sharp mined and inspirational 95 years young Frankie Bacon.
John Ward
The Appalachian Channel

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All Comments (21)
  • @jeffdickens7019
    A woman like her that gets up and goes to work at 95 years old and drives herself she is definitely a legend in my book
  • @believergurl5423
    She is a treasure, how she was raised is much healthier than today. Probably the reason she is so healthy today and beautiful.
  • @kcvriess
    Women like her are true heroes. Like war veterans.
  • @charleywalker2982
    Younger generation doesn’t want to work and the older generation doesn’t want to quit!!
  • @Kathy_Higginbotham
    God bless Ms Frankie! She is a wealth of history. Growing up and eating food that was grown at home probably contributed to her good health and sound mind! God bless her and thank you for sharing her wisdom! Keep on, keeping on Ms Frankie!
  • @karyannfontaine8757
    Never underestimate seniors. I learned that when I was very young from my Grandparents, Great Aunts and Uncles, older friends of my parents. They have skills, knowledge, manners and stories well worth hearing. Seniors like Ms Frankie can still work and make a difference. I am 73 now and aspire to be like Ms Frankie. Wonderful to meet her and listen to her!
  • @donnypacker4145
    Thank you, John! God bless you, Frankie! You are a treasure! ❤
  • @DM-uv3sd
    God Bless Frankie...Love to hear about they're past . Was a simpler time in America.
  • @leeakers1018
    She is a treasure to society and everyone's life she has touched. Still sharp as a tack at 95. We all could learn something from this great lady. Regardless how smart you may think you are. These true American icons are disappearing way too fast. God bless her!
  • @sueg7993
    She is so sweet. Love her memory. What an amazing life I'm sure she had. Not easy but full of goodness.
  • @googlemail7934
    This was wonderful. It would be good if we could start a list of questions for John to ask her next time. 1. What kinds of food does she eat? 2. Any advice for a long and happy life? 3. If she does not watch much tv, what does she do after work and in her spare time? 4. So far what has been her favorite decade?
  • @loripretti843
    Happy Mothers Day Miss Frankie!!! You are an Amazing Person!!!!! God Bless Us All!!!!
  • @Carballoca
    I could listen to her all day long. We can learn so much from from our elders if we would just listen. I have always been drawn to older people to listen to them. Sadly I have turned into one of those older people…lol My grandfather was a coal minor in KY lost a leg in the mine he couldnt work in the mine anymore so he took my grandmother and their 6 kids and headed to CA in 1927 just before the crash where I still am in the bay area.
  • @andreas6029
    No processed food, a life with purpose and a rich social life!!! Congratulations to Ms. Frankie !
  • @johnnyhawk329
    What a wonderful lady. Part of the greatest generation. Great video.