A 99-year-old woman in Pennsylvania, United States, must meet her 100th great-grandson earlier this month, according to a report to people. Marguerite Koller was very happy with getting a chance once in a lifetime to carry the baby, saying he was “very lucky”, the outlet said further. MS Koller, now a widow, is the mother of 11 and grandmother of 56, according to the report. The baby boy should be the 99th great-grandson, but was born more than a week after the predicted due date, people further said.
Baby Koller William Balster was born on August 4 and named MS Koller and her late husband, William.
“I want to have a big family,” he said. “I think it’s hard to be an only child – it’s lonely,” he told NBC10 Philadelphia.
According to Metro, based in the UK, he once decided to start life as a nun and had even been accepted at a monastery near his home. But her future husband persuaded her out of it.
Adjusting the whole family around the table is almost impossible, so they celebrate an important vacation in “Heats”, said Christine Balster, grandson of MS Koller and mother of the 100th great-grandson. He added that near-centenary “had created an extraordinary heritage that stretched from generation to generation”, according to Metro Report.
“It is a race to be 100. My cousin is Colleen and I am only one day apart (for) our due date, and he has the 99th great-grandchildren, who is really healthy and beautiful. So you know, just grateful, blessed for ask Some more babies join this great family, “he said.
MS Koller, born in 1922, will celebrate his birthday several months.