TAMPA, Fla. — WWII veteran George McInally is celebrating his 104th birthday. Last year, celebrations were low-key due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this year, he's celebrating with his family.
Traveling to Grand Rapids, Michigan to celebrate, George's son Robert McInally says George wanted to hit the links, riding along at a golf course. The last time he golfed was when he was 100.
Even though four years have passed, George still has a familiar face with a golf attendant recognizing him from the last time he played.
With many celebrating along with McInally, some family members even made t-shirts with "104" written across them. Robert says George will be returning to his home next week in Clearwater.
George says his secrets to a long life are dancing, having a good time, and drinking scotch. His advice to young people is to stay fit and get an education.
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