RETIRE IN STYLE: Life can be about work, play and giving back once you’ve hit 60
Three residents of the Southern Cape’s Garden Route demonstrate living a meaningful, fulfilling and fun life to the fullest.
In the Southern Cape’s Garden Route, three residents aged 60 and above are embracing a life full of meaning, enjoyment and service to others. Alewijn Dippenaar, event director of the Outeniqua Chair Challenge and co-organiser of several other events, believes that "never stopping making a meaningful contribution to society" is the essence of life after 60.
Ling Dobson, a successful real estate agent, found her passion in connecting people and remains enthusiastic about her work. Despite a heart attack in 2018, she continues to thrive due to the support of her partner, Gordon Shutte. Dr Peter Berning, a doctor who played for the University of Cape Town's rugby team, enjoys flying and has participated in expeditions to the North Pole.
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