Saarlouis Resident Gertrud Kien Celebrates 102nd Birthday with Positivity and Laughter
Gertrud Kien, a vibrant and humorous Saarlouis resident, celebrated her 102nd birthday with a delightful gathering. The event, hosted by her family, included coffee, cake, and a lively barbecue party. Deputy Mayor Gerald Purucker joined the celebration, extending official congratulations on behalf of the city.
Gertrud, known for her positive outlook on life, has a motto that reflects her cheerful disposition: 'Always think positively and never complain; the glass is always at least half full.' This attitude has served her well throughout her long and eventful life.
Born and raised in Saarlouis, Gertrud once owned a popular bakery in the Roden district, serving the community with fresh bread and pastries until the 1980s. After her husband's passing, she dedicated herself to working at the Marienhaus clinic, demonstrating her resilience and commitment.
Gerald Purucker, a deputy mayor involved in initiatives like climate adaptation measures and affordable housing projects, praised Gertrud's spirit and longevity. He highlighted her enduring liveliness, humour, and interest in life, which are an inspiration to the entire community.
Gertrud Kien's 102nd birthday was a testament to her remarkable life and the love she has for her community. Her positive spirit and resilience serve as an inspiration to all. The city of Saarlouis wishes her many more happy and healthy years ahead.
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