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"Love to live" is one piece of advice from Diane DeNoon Hawk, who has found joy again in her later-in-life marriage to State Senator and Dr. Tom Hawk. Both tragically lost spouses they loved dearly, but began attending events together as friends--before falling in love. Tom also suggests making an effort to make new friends, and he mentioned the importance of adding young people to that list while referring to previous podcast guest and Centennarian,, the late C. Clyde Jones' suggestion. This couple shared careers in the educational field, with Tom also serving in governmental office at the state level.
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