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  1. You hear one of these stories every so often ... years ago there was a TV news story about a man who was 106 and still driving. He was sharp and looked more like 80's, at least to me. New Jersey veteran, 101, still working same job 73 years later August 19, 2014 http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/08/19/new-jersey-veteran-101-still-working-same-job-73-years-later/?intcmp=latestnews EAST HANOVER, N.J. – Herman "Hy" Goldman turned 101 this weekend and won't quit after 73 years working at the same New Jersey job. Goldman still shows up four days a week at light fixtures company Capitol Lighting in East Hanover. His co-workers celebrated his birthday with him on Monday. Aside from a brief absence to serve in the U.S. Army in World War II, Goldman has worked at Capitol Lighting since 1941. The store says he was first hired to sell items and stock and clean the displays. Co-worker Sandy Ronco says Goldman now specializes in rebuilding items that were damaged or unusable. Goldman lives in nearby Whippany and still drives himself to work. ...
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