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Kathleen Saadat
By The Skanner News | The Skanner News
Published: 15 April 2021

gary maffei introGary Maffeijudith ramaley introJudith RamaleyFour Oregonians will be honored for their inspiring contributions later in life during a free, public, virtual celebration on April 22.

The annual Ageless Awards recognizes remarkable people 75 and older who redefine societal expectations; live with purpose; and serve their communities. This year, AGE+ proudly honors Gary Maffei of Lake Oswego, Judith Ramaley of Portland, Major General R. Fred Rees of Helix, and Kathleen Saadat of Northeast Portland.

raymond rees introMajor General R. Fred Rees“Every person, regardless of age, has the capacity to contribute to their community. This year’s Ageless Award honorees make the best of the gift of long life and generously share it in service to their communities,” says AGE+ founder and CEO, Keren Brown Wilson.

The virtual Ageless Awards will be held April 22 from 12 -1 p.m., with a pre-show beginning at 11:30 a.m. This inspiring event is free to join with pre-registration at www.AgePlus.org.

The Ageless Awards were founded in 2013, and previous honorees include Sec. Bev Clarno (2020), Bernie and Bobbie Foster (2019), Gert Boyle (2018), Governor Ted Kulongoski (2018), Senator Margaret Carter (2017), Rabbi Joshua Stampfer (2017), Governor Barbara Roberts (2016), Gerry Frank (2015), and Kathryn Jones Harrison (2015), among others.

Register at this link.

ABOUT AGE+

AGE+ is a leader in forging innovative solutions to improve the lives of older adults, their families, and their communities. In doing so, AGE+ empowers communities of all ages to value and care for older adults, especially those who are isolated, low-income and underserved. Learn more at www.AgePlus.org.

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