Honoring Montana's Centenarians - Montana

Honoring Montana's Centenarians is a legal document that was released by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services - a government authority operating within Montana.

FAQ

Q: What is Montana's Centenarians?
A: Montana's Centenarians is a program that honors residents of Montana who have reached the age of 100 or older.

Q: Why is Montana's Centenarians program important?
A: The program recognizes the remarkable achievement of reaching the age of 100 or older and celebrates the wisdom, experiences, and contributions of these individuals.

Q: How do individuals get recognized by Montana's Centenarians program?
A: Family members, caregivers, friends, or community members can nominate a Montana resident who is 100 years old or older to be recognized by the program.

Q: What happens when someone is recognized by Montana's Centenarians program?
A: The program sends a certificate signed by the Governor to the centenarian, and their name is added to the official list of Montana's Centenarians.

Q: Is there any cost associated with the Montana's Centenarians program?
A: No, there is no cost associated with the program. It is a way to honor and celebrate the longevity of Montana residents.

Q: Can anyone nominate a centenarian for Montana's Centenarians program?
A: Yes, family members, caregivers, friends, or community members can submit a nomination for a Montana resident who is 100 years old or older.

Q: Are there any benefits for being recognized by Montana's Centenarians program?
A: While there are no specific benefits, being recognized by the program is a prestigious honor that celebrates the achievement of reaching the age of 100 or older.

Q: How many centenarians has Montana honored through this program?
A: The exact number of centenarians honored through Montana's Centenarians program is not available, but the program has been ongoing for many years and continues to recognize new centenarians every year.