May 11—Rosie Yarbrough retired Wednesday after more than 33 years at Braum's Restaurant on Mississippi in Ada.
"Braum's is great," she said on her last day at work Wednesday. "It's the people you work with."
When asked what she hopes to do in retirement, Yarbrough said, "My grandson and his wife and two kids live with me. So I'm going to take care of the boys."
She added that she is excited to be retiring.
Yarbrough will turn 92 in September.
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