World War II veteran works a daily job at 102 - Details

Many are surprised that a World War II veteran is still going to work.

Bill Hodgson from Australia. He is currently 102 years old. Bill served in World War II for his motherland during his youth. After leaving the Army in 1962, Bill began to look for a new life, not wanting to do anything at home. So, every year, Bill plans to develop something new.

As a result, Bill learned the art of making small wooden objects called Minecraft, which he became very fond of. Bill joined a toy manufacturing and repair center for children in the Sutherlandshire area. He has been making wooden toys for children for the past 15 years.

Bill, now 102 years old, visits the company daily. He works competitively with young people and says he has no intention of retiring. His wife passed away 5 years ago. Thus, frustrated, Bill says he sees this work as a way to protect himself from loneliness.

Bill, who specializes in making small chairs and cots that boys want, says he finds the job satisfying. The company also said that people are eager to buy products made by Bill. Commenting on this, he said, "I have never had any regrets or shortcomings about working at this age."

Bill, a World War II veteran, has been working hard every day since he was 102 years old.

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