In 1944, a middle school girl gave her friend a card for her 14th birthday. When the girl’s birthday came around, the friend sent the same card back to her. “Neither one of us can remember who ...

This birthday tradition will never get old. A pair of lifelong best friends in Louisville, Kentucky have been exchanging the same birthday card for over 80 years, signing and dating it over and ...

April 2 (UPI) --A Kentucky woman received mail from her lifelong friend on her birthday and opened it to find a familiar card: the same birthday card the women have been sending to one another for ...

Pat DeReamer and Mary Wheaton-Kroger exchange the same card every year to celebrate each other's birthday — a tradition they've kept for the past 81 years.

She sends cards out to friends and family, wishing them a happy birthday on April 1, too. Their incredible story is far from over. The card will soon make its journey back to Wheaton in May for ...

On the birthday of your lover, parents, friends, siblings, colleagues... besides gifts, don't forget to send birthday cards ...

Pat DeReamer said the birthday tradition "just happened" Sometimes, a card can say it all, and two best friends who met during World War II have been exchanging the same one for 81 years. The pair ...

In it, user u/Mundane-Alarm-5684 shared the story of how her relationship with her childhood best friend ended after an unexpected, unauthorized charge to her card.

In 1944, a middle school girl gave her friend a card for her 14th birthday. When the girl’s birthday came around, the friend sent the same card back to her. “Neither one of us can remember who ...

The tradition between the two best friends began over eight decades ago. WLKY. The women’s commitment has earned them the Guinness Book of World Records title, “Longest Greeting Card Exchange.” ...

In 1944, a middle school girl gave her friend a card for her 14th birthday. When the girl’s birthday came around, the friend sent the same card back to her. Advertisement 2 ...

When the girl’s birthday came around, the friend sent the same card back to her. “Neither one of us can remember who started it,” said Pat DeReamer, one of the two girls, who is now 95. The ...