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A purposeful path: Southern Utah woman shares the secret to 102 years of joy

By St. George News · November 6, 2026 · 1 min read
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In an era where everyone seems to be chasing the latest anti-aging trend or secret to eternal youth, you might wonder if anyone has actually found it. When I asked Beth Paullin, she just laughed the idea off.

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