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| The pair say the secret of married life is kindness, love and tolerance |
A
couple who met as teenagers 10 years before the start of World War Two have
Maurice
and Helen Kaye, from Bournemouth, met in 1929 when they were 17 and 16
respectively.
They
courted for four years because Mrs Kaye's mother wanted her older sister to be
married first.
The
couple, who are now 102 and 101, said the secret to a happy marriage was being
tolerant of each other and being willing to "forgive and forget".
The pair, one of Britain's
longest-married couples, plan to celebrate their oak wedding anniversary with
children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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