With beautiful, blue skies as a backdrop, 106 amazing women reduced their “but” on Saturday, in Baldwin, WI, to set a world skydiving record, while greatly enhancing their mojo, AND helping abused women.   Here are some of their stories.

“My reason for jumping…

I am a personal care provider for a 17 year old who cannot walk, has the cognitive ability of a 3 year old, and an elderly couple in their 90’s. Working with them has given me the desire to live MY life to the fullest. My 91 year old man sits in his recliner day in and day out, healthy as can be, but not wanting to participate in life anymore.

90 Years of Flying in the Face of Obstacles,
Overcoming Hardships and Making My Own Way
 Aileen Fritsch and Jacqueline Mosio
 
Aileen Fritsch captured national and international attention by skydiving for her 90th birthday. But before her dramatic gesture and four more jumps, Aileen lived with gusto, wit, a sense of adventure and mischief. She challenged society’s views and expectations about women her entire life—and had fun doing it!
Getting a Jump on Life is available through Amazon (paper and Kindle) and www.northstarpress.com.

YOU’RE INVITED!!   Come share the ju-ju!

 What does an 80-year old woman, who’s falling out of the sky, look like?

What could be more DANGEROUS than a bunch of 50-60-70 & 80 year old  women all hopped up on adrenalin?

           102 WOMEN OVER 50 CHECK SKYDIVING OFF THEIR BUCKET LIST 

 AUGUST  28^th  TO SET WORLD RECORD!

Aging But DANGEROUS™’ FIRST EVER  “MARTINI JUMP” IN BALDWIN, WI,  RAISING BOTH AWARENESS ABOUT THIS POWERFUL AGE GROUP AND FUNDS TO HELP WOMEN IN NEED

On The Ground It’s Party Time:

Food, Live Music, Merchandise & Martinis– for Friends, Families, Paparazzi and the PUBLIC

WHO:              102 women over 50 who want to overcome their fears and ignite the inner strength they possess are going to skydive over Baldwin, Wisconsin to raise funds and awareness about AGING BUT DANGEROUS.com™ ABD( www.agingbutdangerous.com )— and set a world record for the number of 50+ women parachuting during a single event.