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At 100, He's Still Not the Oldest in the Family

Updated: 88 days 2 hours ago

AOL News Staff

(Dec. 21) -- If you're celebrating your 100th birthday, chances are pretty good that you're the oldest person in the room.

But that wasn't the case for George Keller.

For his centennial celebration on Saturday, his big brother, Charles, who's 101, made the trip to Chicago from California, reported the Chicago Tribune.

So, what's the family secret?
George and Charles Keller
Marcelle Bright, Chicago Tribune / MCT
George Keller, left, of Huntley, Ill., celebrates his 100th birthday Saturday with his older brother Charles, 101, of Escondido, Calif.

"I think a lot of (the longevity) has to do with genetics, inheritance," Charles told the Tribune.

"I think it's going to become a pretty regular thing for people. Here's two (centenarians) in the same family," George said.
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