97-Year-Old Wing Walker Delivers Cheque to Hospital That Treated Her
Described as the world's oldest female wing-walker, the 97-year-old presented a donation to the ward where she received treatment.
A 97-year-old woman, described as the world's oldest female wing-walker, has delivered a cheque to the hospital ward where she was treated, according to the BBC.
The BBC reported that the donation was intended to support the same hospital unit that had cared for her.
Details of the exact amount donated, the hospital's name, and the nature of her earlier treatment were not specified in the available report.
The BBC described the woman as an inspirational figure, noting her record as the world's oldest female wing-walker, a stunt activity in which a person stands on the wings of a flying aircraft.
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