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'as young as your faith'
FRANCES Blaisdell Williams, who has taught the flute for 75 years (34 of them at Stanford University in California, where she is still teaching), modestly exemplifies the views on aging expressed by US Army General Douglas MacArthur on his 75th birthday in February 1955.
A framed copy of an excerpt from MacArthur's speech hangs on the wall of Frances's daughter's house in Atherton, California, where no member of the family can fail to notice it and be inspired.

March 5, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from PAT ARRINGTON, GEORGE KING, ED HURTER, PETER GLADDEN, BRIAN C. MURPHY, JACKIE RIEGEL
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Age-Les
BILL DAWLEY, EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Tim Johnson, George Barna
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SPIRITUALITY and the longevity frontier
DON ADAMS
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Never too late to participate
WRITTEN FOR THE SENTINEL
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shaping a way of life
Ingrid Peschke with contributions from DOREEN BLUMHARDT
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'as young as your faith'
KIM SHIPPEY
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witness to the presence of Love
KYLE WILEY PICKETT
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Da Vinci had a hand in my stand for truth
MARY ELLEN EDWARDS
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UNALTERABLE TRUTH
REBECCA ODEGAARD
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I was so amazed
Lauren Walson
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PIONEERING PRAYERS
CHERYL RANSON
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FATHERHOOD COMES WITH DIVINE RESOURCES
KWADJO BOAITEY
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BABY BOOMERS AND A FUTURE SECURITY
CHANNING WALKER
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DEBILITATING PAIN AND INCAPACITY PERMANENTLY HEALED
ANN TUFTS-CHURCH
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SPEECH AND MOVEMENT QUICKLY REGAINED
DONALD RENAU
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NEVER OUT OF STEP WITH GOD
DEE MILLER