00:00I know everybody loved it.
00:02They appreciated what they'd seen and what they did.
00:12She was absolutely gorgeous.
00:15She was only 17 when I met her,
00:18and I think we got married about 19 years she was.
00:22I used to pick up milk off the dairy farms every morning
00:27with a truck picking up cans of milk,
00:30and Margaret was one of the first dairies that I'd picked up at,
00:34and she knew exactly what time I'd be to pick that milk up,
00:38and she would be there waiting for me just until Christmas,
00:43and we started putting a few lights up,
00:45and a few people started to come around, just local people,
00:50and it just grew and grew and grew,
00:53and instead of just a few people,
00:55there was hundreds and hundreds.
00:57So you were saying that Margaret was the one
01:00that really wanted to do the lights.
01:02Yes.
01:03So why did you do it for her?
01:05Because she made me.
01:08How does it make you feel to know you've spread joy
01:10to so many people over the years?
01:13I don't even think about it, Alan.
01:16And you've just turned 100, Alan.
01:18Yes.
01:19It's a big number.
01:20How do you feel about being 100 years old?
01:24I appreciate that I got that far.
01:26I much.
01:27Well and we are exactly the same thing,
