Leo Webb, a lifelong Snowflake resident, turns 100 years old on Friday, March 2. He was born in Snowflake in 1912, and made a living by farming, ranching, trucking, and a sand and gravel business. He is the ninth and only living child of Edward Milo and Phoebe Webb. He still lives in his home on First East Street (originally Back Street). Leo has two daughters, Eileen (Bob) Myers and Janet (Richard) Farnsworth, both of Snowflake, nine grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren. His family invites all of Leo’s friends and family to an informal birthday party for Leo from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, March 4, at his home, located at 146 S. First East in Snowflake. No gifts, please.