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New Jersey resident Vincent Dransfield just turned 110 years old.

Hailing from the town of Little Falls, Drensfield just turned 110 years old. Hailing from the town of Little Falls, Drensfield now

becomes the eighth oldest reported man in the world. He lives alone in his three-level home with no

aid or extra help. Born in 1914, the Septuagenarian claims he has never been a health fanatic, but attributes much of his vibrancy of life to his early years as a farm worker, which forced him to eat smartly and healthily.

Later, he took up the career he credits with keeping him happy, sharp, and healthy.

Volunteer Firefighter.

The New York Post interviewed Dransfield's granddaughter, who said the firefighters became his

family, especially after the death of his wife of 54 years in 1992.

She told the publication, after my grandmother passed away, that's really what kept him going.

Every day he would go to the firehouse from three to five and all the old guys would sit there and hang out.

That was like his family.

Dransfield says, knowing people and loving people makes me live longer.

His declaration just goes to show, we have access to all the

most innovative medicines and advances in medical technology, but no medicine is as powerful as connection.

No medicine is as powerful as love. Love is quite literally the elixir of life. Mr. Drenzfield's 110 years are a sweet

reminder of the most important things in life. Purpose, family, love. Go love on someone today.

Maybe you'll become the next Vincent Drensfield. I'm Kira Davis and I'm just saying.

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