News at Six. To. Thank you very much. A surprise birthday party was held in the afternoon for a WWII veteran. Ralph Foss turned 100 over the weekend. And today he was honored by his family, friends, city and military at the Green Valley Care Center in New Albany. VOSS says he was completely blown away by the party, and reaching milestones is still unrealistic. IT’S JUST HARD TO ME, MYSELF, I DON’T KNOW MY HEART. Please stay tuned. But it’s just surreal that half of New Albany Mayor Jeff Cahan was on hand to introduce Mr. Kahn.VAUSE with proclamation, and presence of VFW
Surprise birthday party held for 100-year-old WWII veteran in New Albany
Updated: January 10, 2023 6:39 PM EST
A surprise birthday party was held Tuesday for World War II veterans at the Green Valley Care Center in New Albany. Ralph Voss turned 100 over the weekend and was honored by his family, friends, city and military on Tuesday. Mr Voss said. “It’s hard to believe I’ve turned 100. 100,” said Voss.The new Albany Mayor Jeff Gahan was on hand to present the proclamation to Voss, and the VFW presented him with a flag on behalf of the United States Army.
A surprise birthday party for World War II veterans was held on Tuesday at New Albany’s Green Valley Care Center.
Ralph Voss turned 100 over the weekend and was honored by family, friends, the city and the military on Tuesday.
Voss said he was completely blown away by the party and that reaching the milestone was unrealistic.
“It’s hard to believe I’m 100. As you can imagine, I’ve seen so much, and being 100 feels surreal.” said Voss.
New Albany Mayor Jeff Gahan was on hand to present the proclamation to the boss, and the VFW presented him with a flag on behalf of the United States Army.
