Darcy Shepard always wondered what it would be like to skydive. She was about to turn 18 and thought that would be the perfect time to give it a try.

Her parents thought it was a great idea and agreed to make the jump as well. Believe it or not, her grandparents also decided they'd join her in the skies, and they decided to take Darcy's 94-year-old great-grandmother, just to watch it all from the ground. Apparently, they didn't know great-grandmother very well!

She said there was NO WAY she was just going to watch. If they were going to jump, so was Harriet. And so they did.

Four generations of the Shepard family created a memory that will last a lifetime and set an example for us all.

Want to meet other people who refuse to let their age slow them down? Check out our Centenarian Project.

Looking for other daredevils?
-- Skydivers Over Sixty Smash World Record
--Jumpers Train at Special Indoor Skydive Center
--Jumping for Joy at 90
-- Skydiver, stunt driver, parasailor and aspiring actor Frank Taylor is always looking for his next adventure.
-- Time flies and so does this mother-son skydiving team
-- The Sky Fossil, Norman Olson is back with a dramatic story of how close he and his skydiving buddies came to a new world record, and a devastating injury -- listen to our interviews here and here.

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