Man celebrates a hundred years' worth of memories
EDMOND — While some spent Sept. 11 remembering the deadly terrorist attacks on the United States , Edmond resident Floyd MacClain used the day to look back on a century as an Oklahoman.
MacClain turned 100 Tuesday at Touchmark at Coffee Creek, where he lives. His family will join him for a celebration of his centennial Sunday.
"I was a young man at 70,” said MacClain, who remains active in spite of his d...
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