Black Woman Who Once Catered a Dinner for President Franklin D. Roosevelt Turns 110 Years Old

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Black Woman Who Once Catered a Dinner for President Franklin D. Roosevelt Turns 110 Years Old

Nationwide -- Meet Louise Thompson, an African American woman from Fairbanks, Alaska who was born in 1914 before World War I and once catered for President Franklin D. Roosevelt's family. She recently celebrated her remarkable 110th birthday surrounded by loved ones.Throughout her life, Thompson has seen 19 U.S. presidents come and go. One of her

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