The Key To Longevity

Nat Piscitelli isn't an ideal subject for a senior longevity study because he was still doing woodwork for his kitchen at 85, spent four years caring for his wife, Frances, until she passed away in January, or because last week, at age 88, he was cutting the pieces of baseboard for his neighbor to install in his family room.

The long-time Stockton carpenter is a part of the Long Life Family Study because energy, health and undi-minished mental faculties run in his family.

For the full story, go to The Stockton Record.

I wish I'd known there were Piscitellis in the San Joaquin Valley when I lived there.