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Women from across the globe are flocking to Arizona this weekend to train for The Women’s Skydiving Network‘s Project 19 initiative to honor the historic anniversary of women’s right-to-vote.
When Patricia MacKenzie turned 90 a decade ago, she put off a dream of skydiving at the insistence of her husband and children. But in fulfilling her 100th birthday vow last month, the energetic Calgarian tumbled out of a plane 20,000 feet above California. “I never thought it was extraordinary … I suppose it seems a bit odd, but I just did it for me,” said the diminutive U.K. native in an interview from her southwest seniors’ residence. “It was very pleasant, I would do it again — book it for next year if I’m alive.” MacKenzie journeyed to Monterey, Calif., where she pushed her way to the skydiving aircraft in her walker and waved off a helmet and jumpsuit to take a plunge the day after her Jan. 10 centennial birthdate.
Nicole Kidman has been in the public eye for over three decades.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — The first time NASCAR driver Darrell “Bubba” Wallace Jr. went skydiving, he landed inside the track at Daytona International Speedway.
Female skydivers from seven countries are descending into Arizona this weekend to prepare for the Women’s Skydiving Network‘s Project 19 World Record initiative honoring the historic anniversary of women’s right to vote.