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'[In If I Live to Be 100] readers are reminded of the fleetingness of life and are reminded to cherish and
remember each moment. One is able to realize the importance of both love and loss in the creation of a full
life. Each of these fifty people are only a fraction of the 70,000 living centenarians in the United States, and
each and every one of them have touched thousands of lives over the course of their long and fulfilling lives.
Truly a celebration of the gift of life itself, this book is truly a moving piece.'—Juxtapoz Magazine'100
years of wisdom: Touching portraits of century-old Americans'—CNN'If I Live to be 100 is a collection
of stunning monochrome portraits that give us personal glimpses into the last hundred years
as reflected in the wonderful faces and oral reminiscences of 50 remarkable centenatians. . . The verbal
musings that accompany these photogrphs are witty, reflective and compelling, but the images are the thing
with this book - pure inspiration to everyone who photographs the complex, nuanced landscape of the
human face.'—Rangefinder Magazine'For the new coffee-table book If I Live to be 100: The Wisdom
of Centenarians, the photographer Paul Mobley traveled to all fifty states to capture the portraits of
100-year-old (and up) Americans. The writer Allison Milionis conducted interviews with the subjects
and their families, sharing the story of each centenarian, some of whom have since passed away
.' —Garden & Gun'In the book . . .Mobley shares stunning photographs of the elders ― wrinkles and all
― plus their best advice.' —Huffington Post 'A new book presents beautiful portraits of Americans
who have celebrated their 100th birthday' —PurpleClover.com'The idea for If I Live to Be 100 took root
while Mobley was working on a book about American farmers, when he noticed parents or grandparents of
his subjects hanging around their houses. “I would ask, ‘Is that your dad? How old is he?†―
Mobley recalled. “And they would say, ‘Oh, heâ€s 103.†― —Slate.com'The book is partly a
travelog: Over the course of two years, Mobley traveled to each of the countryâ€s 50 states to find his
subjects. But you may as well think of it as a journey through time.'—AmericanPhoto.com  '
Mobley was constantly surprised by the energy and liveliness of his subjects. They were still leading
engaged, active lives. “I discovered a treasure trove of ideas and lessons on how we can all live gracefully
and with meaning as we travel toward our final sunset,― he wrote.'—The Washington Post'All the feels,
looking at Paul Mobleyâ€s work in this collection of beautiful portraits of centenarians across the US.
The images and quotes reflect the dignity and whimsy of old age, the passage of time a badge of honor
to be shared.― —Kate Bubacz, Buzzfeed News'After crisscrossing the country with his wife in an
Airstream trailer, Mobley created a lively look at their lives in If I Live to Be 100: The Wisdom of
Centenarians. His black-and-white portraits reveal plenty of spunk, personality and spirit, while Allison
Milionis writes an accompanying profile of each subject.'—Book Page“If I live to be 100 features one
centenarian from each of the fifty United States. Each chapter leads with a flawless black-and-white portrait.
To obtain the images, Mobley, His wife Suzanne, and their dog Jessie, went state by state to meet the

subjects and ask them ‘What is the key to your long life?â€â€•â€”North American Nature Photography
Association 'Mobley traveled to all 50 states to find these indomitable, extraordinary centenarians and calls
this book a celebration of this generation and an inspiration to the rest of us.'—Foster's Daily Democrat
Paul Mobley is an award-winning photographer recognized worldwide for his compelling portraits of
celebrities and extraordinary Americans. His 2008 book, American Farmer: Portraits from the Heartland
(Welcome), garnered an impressive collection of awards: the Independent Book Award for Outstanding
Book, the Red Rose Publishing Award, and the Cowboy Hall of Fame Award for Outstanding Book.
Allison Milionis is a writer, editor, and the author of Horse Sanctuary. Her stories, essays, and interviews
have appeared in national and international publications, in books, on radio, and online. Norman Lear
, age 94, began his television writing career in 1950. He is best known for producing the Emmy
Award–winning All in the Family, as well as Sanford and Son and The Jeffersons.