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This 102-Year-Old Is Skydiving, What Did You Do Today?
12-Year-Old Woman Just Became The Oldest Ever Skydiver For Charity

Leap for a cause
Leap for a cause

Incredible 102-Year-Old Grandma Skydives to Raise Funds For Motor Neuron Disease
Incredible 12-Year-Old Grandma Skydives to Raise Funds For Motor Neuron Disease << Atlanta's CW69

unbelievable . . . for the Guinness (and the Austrialia Motor Neuron Disease Association) !
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