Life Lessons: 91-year-old Lyle Peterslie on not complaining, doing your job and being a good friend to all
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With the fast-paced urgency of life, EastIdahoNews.com is slowing down for a moment to bring you some words of advice from the wisest among us. Every Tuesday, we’ll be posting a “Life Lesson” from a resident of the Lincoln Court Retirement Community.
Lyle Peterslie is 91-years-old and he’s learned a lot in his life. He believes in doing your job and doing it right, not complaining, taking life as it comes and being a good friend to all people.
Lyle has advice all of us can take to heart. Watch the video above to see our conversation.
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Life Lessons is sponsored by MorningStar Senior Living of Idaho Falls, which offers independent and assisted living for seniors within a beautiful setting. MorningStar celebrates and elevates the lives of those who taught the rest of us how to live.