Maurice Cooper, aged 95, and George Whittingham, aged 98, have cultivated a remarkable friendship spanning 87 years, rooted in shared experiences and mutual respect. Growing up in South Yorkshire and later serving together with the Salvation Army as officers and musicians, their bond deepened over time. Now residing in Bromley, south-east London, they have shared countless adventures while traveling the world with their band, attending football matches, and celebrating pivotal life events like weddings. They regard each other as brothers, showcasing the profound emotional connection that can be fostered through a long-term friendship.
"We treat each other like brothers, we treat each other as if we're part of the family," Maurice said, reflecting on their deep, long-lasting bond.
Maurice Cooper, 95, and George Whittingham, 98, have shared a remarkable friendship for 87 years, highlighting the value of companionship and support.
Their journey together has included traveling the world with the Salvation Army band, attending numerous football matches, and celebrating milestones like weddings.
Growing up in South Yorkshire and serving together has forged a strong connection, demonstrating how friendships can transcend time and distance.
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