Elmsford woman turns 100, has day named in her honor
Mayor Robert Williams declared Sunday as Elvira De Field Day in Elmsford.
Feb 6, 2023, 5:30 PM
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7h agoAn Elmsford woman celebrated turning 100 years old on Sunday.
Mayor Robert Williams declared Sunday as Elvira De Field Day in Elmsford.
The mayor, trustees and administers wished Elvira a happy birthday and that her day be filled with happiness.
De Field was born Feb. 5, 1923 in Cartagena, Colombia. She has been a village of Elmsford resident for over 30 years.
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