Residents at a Brookdale Senior Living community in Redwood City have been cheering on the San Francisco 49ers all season and have plans for a special watch party on Sunday when their team plays in the Super Bowl.

A group of the game's most loyal, long-suffering fans rallied and cheered, "let’s go Niners" on Thursday outside Brookdale Senior Living in Redwood City. It was all in support of the red and gold.

Back in 1976, when Gerald Ford was president and the U.S. celebrated its bicentennial, Jim Dahl started walking. He's been keeping up with his daily strolls ever since, logging 48 years of walks in four meticulously kept journals.

FOX4 caught up with one woman who was on the sidelines cheering for the Chiefs in the 1960s. Now, she’s at Brookdale Senior Living helping her community cheer for the Chiefs to a Super Bowl win.

Martha Campana, 90, has been a San Francisco 49ers fan since 1971. Campana is a superfan. She was a season ticket holder for the team’s entire tenure at Candlestick Park from 1971 until the 2013 season. In that time, she only missed five games.

Gulfport Councilwoman Ella Holmes-Hines presented Arleaner Washington, 100, with a proclamation on behalf of the city of Gulfport and Mayor Billy Hewes. Now a widow, she’s the last living of sixteen siblings. She has nine grandkids, eleven great-grandkids, seven great-great-grandkids, and six children of her own.

Surrounded by her family and friends at the Brookdale Senior Living in Biloxi, Arleaner Washington celebrated her 100th birthday. The City of Gulfport designated her birthday as Arleaner Washington Day in honor of her civil and community work.

Rosemary Merckx, 95, has a studio in her apartment where she paints what inspires her .Her work has impressed Brookdale associates, fellow residents and visitors alike.

Residents at Brookdale Overland Park 119th put their own spin on a common practice during football season: wagers. The residents issued a challenge to their sister communities in the greater San Francisco area. They made a video with a friendly bet where fans of the losing team have to post a video on social media congratulating the winning team.

Residents at the Brookdale Senior Living community in Overland Park are challenging their San Francisco counterparts to a friendly rivalry ahead of the big game! You can feel the team spirit at Brookdale. It starts from the sea of red and yellow you’re greeted with when you walk in the door, to the stories of Chiefs fans that have stood the test of time.

The love story of Bill and Patsy Ward started nearly seven decades ago. The pair grew up in Northeast Tennessee and what started as a friendship has grown into 69 years of marriage.

Duane Severson was the reason for speeches, accolades, applause, cake and ice cream Saturday at Brookdale Coeur d’Alene. The 89-year-old Severson received a Quilt of Valor before about 30 people at Brookdale, a senior living community.

Maxine's life philosophy is as simple as it is profound: "Enjoy each day at a time—there's something good in every day." From her active childhood immersed in tennis, swimming, and Girl Scouts, to her current routine of exercise classes four times a week, Maxine still holds on to some old-school habits

On Friday, January 26, Annie Bazile Turned 105 years old. Two of Bazile's cousins and associates at Brookdale Dowlen Oaks Senior Living gathered to mark the occasion.

Fred Meissner says he's made between 100,000 and 150,000 crosses over the past 30 years. The longtime artisan says he felt the call to switch to this profession after he made a cross for his mother.