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102-Year-Old Still Thrives at Her Co-Founded Health Resort

At 102 years old, Deborah Szekely is not only defying age norms but also passionately continuing her work at the health resort she co-founded 80 years ago. With no plans for retirement, Deborah embodies the spirit of active aging and remains committed to promoting wellness. She strongly believes in the interdependence of community health and personal well-being, stating, “Community survival is absolutely vital to longevity.” Her ongoing dedication serves as a powerful testament to the impact of lifelong commitment to health and community, inspiring others to consider how their environments influence their own wellness.

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