The City of Cabot is celebrating a remarkable milestone as Mayor Ken Kincade issued an official proclamation honoring Tokiko Okada Ackerman on her 100th birthday.
Born on February 17, 1926, Ackerman recently marked 100 years of life, reflecting a journey filled with perseverance, strength, and devotion to family.
According to the proclamation issued on February 5, 2026, Ackerman was born in Inchon, Korea, and is of Japanese descent, with a life story shaped by global history and cultural heritage.
City leaders highlighted that her family heritage is symbolized by the plum blossom, representing endurance, resilience, renewal, and grace—qualities she has demonstrated throughout her life.
Ackerman devoted her life to raising 3 children, instilling values of hard work, responsibility, perseverance, and integrity that continue to influence her family across generations.
The proclamation also recognizes her quiet strength and determination through life’s challenges, noting her legacy is reflected not only in her longevity but in the lives she has shaped and the example she has set.
Mayor Kincade called the recognition a privilege, honoring Ackerman’s extraordinary life and lasting impact on her family and community.
The City of Cabot says the proclamation stands as a tribute to a century well lived and a celebration of a life filled with love, strength, and inspiration.
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