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In Cairo, Georgia, 84-year-old Earline Cooper lives at the center of everything. “I can see the courthouse from my house, and the park is next to my house,” she said. “My house is the first house on the street.”
When the weather’s warm, which is most of the time in South Georgia, Cooper practically lives on her front porch. “I have some rocking chairs out there, and if anybody come to visit, we can all sit down and look at the scenery,” she said. “Living next to the park, we get a lot of activities.“
Cooper inherited this multigenerational family home from her grandmother Claral Wynn, who bought it in 1943. When an opportunity came along to make her old home safer and more livable, she jumped at the chance.
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