Imagine living next to one of the neighbors who is exactly your age and who is participating in the same birthday.
Josie and Ann Wallace-Hudril Church know everything about this. They also know about Age of life – and a lot of luck.
The two women have lived side by side since the 1980s.
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Grand Great was also born on the same day on April 1-1924-according to SWNS News Agency.
“I think life has gone very quickly,” said Josie's Church.
Anne Wallace Hadrell (left) and Josi was filmed as a church outside their homes in Oxford, Oxfordshire, on March 26, 2025. (Swns)
“She was very busy when she was younger – and so was – and she was very fruitful and creative. I did a lot of drawing and weaving, and she was always busy, and I was always busy doing something else, elsewhere, because this is a kind of The life we live in.“
She also said: “I don't think we have thought a lot in time. It has just been passed.”
“I don't think we have thought a lot in time. It has just been passed.”
The news source said that both women were very involved in volunteering and creative activities after the death of their husbands.
The pair of the church, Peter, died in the nineties and women A friendship formed.
Wallace-Headril, who grew up in Hampsuire, moved to the house for the first time after the death of her husband, John Michael Wallace-Hudril, a historian.
She studied English at St. Hilda College, Oxford University, and served in the Royal Marine Service as a radio mechanic During World War II.
While St. Hilda was the college of all females at the time, Wallace-Hudril said, “We were not keen to see men. We were expected to live a decent life.”
Neighboring neighbors Anne Wallace-Hadril (left) and Jossi Church will celebrate their 101st birthday on April 1. (Swns)
She enjoyed her presence at the university, adding that she was “a lot of fun and a lot of work.”
After graduation, Wallace-Headril worked as a photographer of the English Oxford dictionary. She said, “I was always interested in words.” “It was my trade.”
She said she was very proud to receive a medal to serve her royal navy last year; He was described as “long delay” by the actor who gave her her.
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Originally from Manchester, Cherch trained at the Breston Royal Dishes and remembers the introduction of the national health service (NHS). She said that the training was “three years of hard work.”
The Church said, “In those days, you had to live in it, and you could not marry, and it was very strict. People will not bear this kind of life now.”
Its time to nursing during World War II included the “Chopper” experience of the care of German soldiers SS. “They were not so nice,” the church said. “They didn't want to take care of them. They were very difficult patients.”
Josie Cherish (left) and Ann Wallace-Hudril lived alongside Oxford since the 1980s. “You just go from one thing to another,” said Cherish. (Swns)
She moved with her husband to Oxford so that he could continue his degree in the university college – which was boycotted by the war – and “live the life of the university stage.”
She said that half of the university students were in the war, while the other half of the young students who were only fixed.
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“Oxford was very strange because each college had a large amount of the elderly The Church said: “The one who underwent war and took university places, so you will get the elderly, then the 18 -year -old young children coming from school.”
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After marriage, the church worked for a while and her family cursed. Her husband was one of the principals in an internal school for the children and was the home nurse – so she had a few “interesting” years she took care of 120 boy.
She has three “wonderful” children, she shared: Chris, Pamela and Andrew.
Meanwhile, James James, son of Wallace-Hadril lives in Paul and her son Andrew in Cambridge.
“It was great. We spent a beautiful day,” said one of the women about their neighbors. (Istock)
The two women said that they do not remember the moment they discovered They share the same Christmas – But they enjoyed the celebrations that were arranged for them last year, SWNS said.
“We are living on the amazing road,” said Cherry. “Everyone knows everyone. If you have a problem, you are just screaming and someone will come.”
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“It was great. We He spent a beautiful day She said last year, referring to the celebration of the hundred women's birthday. “It was very unexpected because I didn't know anything about it. It is just an amazing street. I think we are lucky.”
“We live on the amazing road. It is like one large extended family.”
As for the advice about living a long life: “Long live only”, the Church advised. “Not a lot you can do. You just go from one thing to another.”
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“You are doing what it seems that you need to do it, then do it, then something else takes its place. You just walk from one thing to another.”
She also said: “We do not establish our lives. I think they are just designed.”
