Azalea Trace Couple Enjoys Lifelong Learning

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Sheila Pritchett, 82, and her husband Charley Pritchett, 92, are honored to be the oldest students at the University of West Florida. The Azalea Trace residents will be taking their 40th class this semester as part of a lifelong learning program.

 

Pensacola’s oldest Argos: He’s 92, she’s 82, and they’re taking their 40th class at UWF

CLOSE Maybe hiring sportscasters in their 90s is becoming a thing now. The Pensacola Blue Wahoos recently hired 95-year-old local historian John Appleyard as a broadcaster, and if the University of West Florida Argonaut baseball team needs a sportscaster in the same age bracket, they don’t have to look far.

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