Jack Reynolds decided to ring in his 104th birthday with something really memorable.
On Wednesday, he became the oldest person ever to get a tattoo. Nicknamed ‘Jacko,’ he also became the oldest person to do an ice bucket challenge a few years ago at 102-years-old.
Jack decided to go with his daughter and grandson to Pete Who’s Tattoos in the UK, and they even hired a limousine to take them. It was a once in a lifetime day for their ‘Jacko’ after all.
Grandpa arrived at the tattoo parlor and decided to get his date of birth inked on his upper arm. The best part was that he did it in his own handwriting!
Jack’s reasoning for getting a tattoo is not just to check another item off his bucket list. He told the LAD Bible he got it in aid of a charity called Ashgate Hospice, who care for terminally ill adults.
He said, “It’s all for a good cause. I’ll do it again at 105.”
With 8 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren, Jack said they all think he’s crazy, but he’s had plenty of needles in him before and wasn’t scared to get a tattoo.
His daughter Jayne said: “I’m really proud of him. He’s my superhero. He doesn’t even like tattoos but he wanted to do something special that would raise a lot of money.”
Jack’s great grandkids even got Henna tattoos just like him to celebrate.
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