Detroit mayoral candidate used your tax dollars to send a birthday card to a dead woman Mary Sheffield's use of tax dollars to send greeting cards to Detroiters raises concerns that she is using ...

Two women have sent each other the same weathered birthday card for 81 years “The joke is that neither one of us knows who started the card,” said Mary Kroger, 94. April 10, 2025.

A care expert has warned how one "lesser-known" symptom of dementia could be detected in a birthday or Christmas card - and it's one of the "first signs" of Alzheimer's disease.

Pat’s birthday is April 1st and Mary’s is May 20th. The card exchange began and they have signed and dated the card or envelopes every year since.

Pat DeReamer and Mary Wheaton-Kroger exchange the same card every year to celebrate each other's birthday — a tradition they've kept for the past 81 years.

Decades later, on her 95th birthday, that very same card was once again delivered to her door. For the past 80 years, the two friends have exchanged the same card annually, ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Two best friends who met in the 1940s have exchanged the same birthday card every year for the last 80 years. Pat DeReamer, who just turned 95, and Mary Kroger, who is turning 95 ...

DeReamer added her own signature to the card and returned it to Wheaton for her birthday in May. The exchange began a tradition that is now in its 81st year. "We never said, 'We're going to do this.' ...

Paul Skenes is celebrating his 23rd birthday today, ... Skenes is not only changing the game of baseball, he is becoming a generational figure in the sports card market. ...

When the girl’s birthday came around, the friend sent the same card back to her. “Neither one of us can remember who started it,” said Pat DeReamer, one of the two girls, who is now 95. The ...

The other teen was Mary Kroger, now 94. For the past 81 years, DeReamer and Kroger have been sending the same birthday card back and forth to each other on their birthdays, signing their names and ...