HATBORO, PA — She is known for her homemade clam chowder.
And Edna Margaret Smith Ullman is now known for having lived for 100 years and counting.
The Rotary Club of Hatboro recently recognized Ullman on her 100th birthday with a commemorative plaque celebrating "her remarkable life and contributions to our community."
The organization said that Ullman's connection to the club goes back many years.
Her husband, Dan, and father-in-law, Roy, were both Hatboro Rotarians.
Ullman would graciously welcome the club into her home for many gatherings.
Rotarians also have fond memories of her homemade clam chowder, which she brought to the club's annual Lobster Pot to feed volunteers.
"Throughout her century of life, Edna has exemplified generosity, dedication, and community spirit through countless acts of service and kindness," Hatboro Rotary said. "Thank you for the wonderful memories and for being such a special part of the Hatboro Rotary family. Here's to celebrating a century of a life well lived."
(Hatboro Rotary)
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