“My advice for others: Be confident in yourself and your own ability – then go for it.”
- Dilys, Powell, Ohio
“The simple things in life mean the most – and are the most important.”
- Jill, Dayton, Ohio
“My favorite saying is: Give more and expect less.”
- George, Dayton, Ohio
“One way to make the world a better place is: Volunteer - take care of others.”
- Margaret, Dayton, Ohio
“The secret to a happy marriage: Never tell him how much it cost or how long you’ve had it!”
- Rose, Dayton, Ohio
“The best piece of advice I ever received: DON’T WORRY about the things you can’t control.”
- Patti, Dayton, Ohio
“My favorite motto is: God will not ask you to do anything that you can’t handle.”
- Robin, Columbus, Ohio
“The 3 things I can’t live without: My family and photos, my bible, and my ability to keep moving.”
- Sister Judy, Dayton, Ohio
“My favorite motto is: If you can’t say something nice… don’t say anything at all.”
- Maribeth, Dayton, Ohio
“The best husbands are loving, kind, and generous. But, if you aren’t looking – get a dog!”
- Jan, Dayton, Ohio
“To live a good life you have to have a dream, goal, or challenge - a reason to live.”
- Robinson, Dayton, Ohio
“Best piece of advice I ever received: Believe in God and have faith that he will take care of you.”
- Marilyn, Dayton, Ohio
“The problem with society today is that it’s too fast paced - people are too busy.”
- Dorothy, Dayton, Ohio
“One way to make the world a better place is: Accept people for who they are.”
- Rick, Dayton, Ohio
“One way to improve the world is: Get rid of all the mean people!”
- Pam, Dayton, Ohio
“My favorite saying is: This Too Shall Pass - because it always does.”
- Rowanda, Powell, Ohio
“My best career advice: Get a good education and do what you KNOW for a living.”
- Pat, Dayton, Ohio
“Don’t be afraid to take a few risks. If you want something – go get it!”
- Anna, Powell, Ohio
“The secret to finding a good husband: Someone that does dishes (my husband could clean better than me)!”
- Mary, Dayton, Ohio
“My best career advice: Get a good education and do what you KNOW for a living.”
- Mary, Dayton, Ohio
“The quality I like the most in people is: Taking the time to really understand someone.”
- Val, Dayton, Ohio /p>
“The secret to a strong marriage is: Absence. It makes the heart grow stronger and fonder.”
- Kay, Powell, Ohio
“One way to improve the world is: Be kind to someone new, every single day.”
- Father Bob, Dayton, Ohio
“Never tell your wife, and especially after 53 years of marriage, that her cooking tastes bad!”
- George, Dayton, Ohio
