He says it's the word puzzles, but I'm pretty sure 80 years of tickling and pounding the ivories at least once or twice a week might have something to do with Rollie Breault's apparent inability to age past 70.


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"Everyone's amazed I'm still carrying on," the affable Breault said recently while preparing for an event many thought would never come: his final Nashua Rotary Club meeting at the piano.

Well, yes, but plenty of nonagenarians "carry on" these days. What separates the few like Breault from the pack, though, is a rare blend of stamina, agility and proficiency that may come from doing a lot of puzzles, but more likely, from a lifetime of sitting down and making people smile the minute his fingers hit the ivories.

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