100-Year-Old WWII Vet Celebrates with Drum Performance

Roger Wonson, a 100-year-old World War II veteran from Massachusetts, marked his milestone birthday in a uniquely rhythmic fashion by playing the drums. Celebrating with family, friends, and fellow residents at his retirement home, Roger shared his joy and energy through music. During the festivities, he also revealed his secrets to longevity, which include staying active and keeping a positive outlook on life. Roger’s lively celebration not only honored his century of life experiences but also showcased his enduring spirit and passion for music.

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