A century of living

Posted Friday, July 9, 2010 12:45 pm

Surrounded by family and friends Michael Massari celebrated his 100th birthday—he was born May 5, 1910— at Woodmere Rehabilitation and Health Care Center. He was the second oldest of 11 children. Once a house painter by profession, Massari continues to be an ardent Yankees fan watching all the games on television. To his wife, who passed away five years ago, he was a wonderful spouse. In addition to baseball, he enjoys music activities and sports and visits from his six children. The administration, staff and residents of WR&HCC wish him a very happy birthday and many more.

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A century of living

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