Majory Featherman and Bernie Littman started their romance over nine years ago when they met in a retirement home, both having been married before.
Littman’s granddaughter, Sarah Sicherman, expressed the family’s joy in seeing him find companionship again. Despite their advanced age, Littman’s decision to remarry surprised many, as he had been married for 65 years to his late wife, Bernice.
Their wedding, officiated by Rabbi Walberg, was a departure from modern unions, with their relationship evolving naturally over time rather than through dating apps. Rabbi Walberg praised their accumulated wisdom and deep connection, highlighting the uniqueness of their bond.
The couple’s journey from friendship to marriage progressed gradually, starting with their first date nine years ago and culminating in a decision they felt was right for them.
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Family and friends celebrated their union with messages of love and support, noting the joy of seeing them flourish together.
Additionally, Sicherman shared that they might soon hold a Guinness World Record for the oldest combined age of a couple to get married, with their combined age exceeding 202 years.
