After more than 15 years of publishing, Betty Reid Soskin announced her retirement from writing at the age of 100.
Soskin, who just turned 100, is now thought to be the most well-known park ranger currently employed in the USA.
On April 16, the authorities will hold a public celebration to honor her retirement from service.
The famous woman then made a formal announcement about leaving her cherished job. In the 1940s, the famous 100-year-old woman worked as a file clerk in a union hall.
She would later own Reid’s Records with her husband, Mel Reid.
But in 2019, the business was formally shut down, so she had to find a new position.
So, in 2011, after reaching 89, Soskin started a new career at the National Park Service as a ranger.
She was a punctual worker, but she also oversaw community initiatives, told stories, and created fresh concepts at the visitor center.
The brave woman proudly exclaimed that she was honored to play the lead role in the history of her own story.
It had been enjoyable giving the national park a new appearance, she said.
