At 102 and 100, two Philadelphia seniors tied the knot. They met in a seniors’ facility.
Marjorie Fiterman (102) and Bernie Littman (100) have found true love again despite their age. The two seniors from Philadelphia, USA, even recently got married, as “Fox News” reports.
The two celebrated their wedding on Sunday, May 19th at a retirement facility. They also met there. They started dating over nine years ago. To the delight of the families. According to Bernie’s granddaughter, everyone was thrilled that he had found someone to do things and spend time with.
Rabbi Adam Wohlberg performed the wedding. At the wedding ceremony, he said: “Most of the couples I get married these days met through some kind of dating app.” However, he would prefer the old way. “You live in the same building, you meet by chance and fall in love,” he was quoted as saying by Fox News.
This is not the first marriage for either of them. For example, Bernie was married to his late wife Bernice for 65 years.
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