Goldie the Golden Girl Turns 109

Goldie Miller is truly unique – in more ways than one. At 109, she’s the oldest centenarian in the entire state of Maryland. More importantly, though, she’s a beloved member of the community. Goldie is a Charm City gal, born and bred, and she’s given back to the city she’s loved as home for over a century. She gave her time and energy to the Sinai Hospital gift shop, brightening the days of our patients and their families. The light of Goldie’s life has been her family, which includes six grandchildren. She currently resides with her daughter in Pikesville. Griswold Home Care has helped her remain happily at home for the past four years.

Margie Foster (Griswold Home Care) & Goldie Miller

Goldie is still in her prime; she loves to watch TV and enjoys music, especially Lawrence Welk. Her daily delights include time spent with her daughter and her son, who comes to visit her (rain or shine). Her favorite food is mashed potatoes, and she enjoys them as often as she can. Though Goldie is a woman of few words, she’s always ready with a smile.

Click the link to watch a video of Goldie: http://www.foxbaltimore.com/newsroom/top_stories/videos/wbff_vid_13249.shtml

The governor of Maryland, state representatives and LifeBridge Health luminaries like Sinai President Neil Meltzer and Northwest Hospital President Brian White have signed Goldie’s birthday card. She hit the big 1-0-9 on April 25.

To schedule an appointment with one of our highly trained physicians and find out why LifeBridge Health is Baltimore's premiere health care organization, call 410-601-WELL.

About Laura Bogart

Laura Bogart is the editorial manager for the marketing department at LifeBridge Health, and the senior writer/editor for Md.MD for Life magazine. She also edits LifeBridge Health's award-winning newsletter The Bridge. She holds an MFA in writing from American University and her work has appeared in numerous literary journals.

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