Houston celebrated the remarkable life of Bertha Strate Lee during a recent government meeting, highlighting her contributions as a centenarian and veteran. At 100 years old, Lee's inspiring journey began in Houston, Texas, where she was born on January 18, 1925.

Lee graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in 1943 and furthered her education at Hughes Business College and Prairie View A&M University. Her achievements were commemorated as attendees reflected on her vibrant spirit, recalling her lively 100th birthday celebration where she danced joyfully.

This recognition of Bertha Strate Lee not only honors her personal milestones but also emphasizes the importance of celebrating the contributions of women veterans in the community. The meeting served as a reminder of the resilience and dedication of those who have served, inspiring future generations to follow in their footsteps. As Houston continues to honor its veterans, the legacy of individuals like Lee will undoubtedly motivate others to strive for excellence and community involvement.