Betty Reid Soskin, Oldest National Park Service Ranger, Dies at 104
Inside EditionJanuary 5, 20261 min34,872 views
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- π Betty Reid Soskin, the oldest working National Park Service ranger, has died at her home in Richmond, California, at the age of 104.
- ποΈ She began her career with the National Park Service at the age of 85 and retired in 2022 at 100 years old.
Career at Rosie the Riveter Park
- π Soskin was stationed at the Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front National Historic Park.
- π£οΈ There, she dedicated herself to sharing the stories of marginalized people whose contributions to history might otherwise be overlooked.
- π She believed her story was important because it represented a significant part of the American narrative.
Life and Legacy
- π¬ A documentary about her life, titled "No Time to Waste," was released in 2021.
- π Beyond her role as a ranger, Soskin was a mother of four, an author, a musician, and a political activist.
- π‘ Her advice to others was to "continue to do what you love doing as long as you can."
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