Bill Mohr turned 105 on Sunday and celebrated his 70th wedding anniversary. And that's not all. He also just earned his high school diploma.
Back in 1926, the 15-year-old and his family had to move so his father could keep his job. Mohr had to leave St. Joseph's Preparatory School and get a job himself.
After Mohr told his daughter he would have liked to finish his high school years at his prep school, she helped make that dream a reality with the help of school officials.
"If I die tomorrow, I'm not going to ask the Lord for anything. He has given me everything I need over the years," said Mohr.
As can be expected, Mohr was more than happy to receive his diploma.
ABC News contributed to this report.
