"Guinness World Records" states that Mary Allen Hardison historic flight near Salt Lake City on 1 September last year has been "a record of new heights."
Hardison from Ogden, Utah, said he decided to berparalayang after her son, Allen (75 years) took exercise.
"Just because it is old, it does not mean you have to sit idle all day," said Hardison, told Reuters.
Hardison flight cheers colored with grandchildren and great-grandson, who had witnessed the adventure-themed birthday celebration the other: on the 90th anniversary, Hardison ride all the rides at Disney Land for adults, and for the next birthday, he would try to climb mountain in Utah.
He invited the other elderly people to break his new record.
"I heard one of his friends who have not been running long enough to decide will run again when he heard about me, he got up and started walking again," he said.
"She said if she could do it, I can do it. If I can inspire some parents to get up and do something, then that is fine too," he added.
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