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Man, 87, Goes Viral For Party Invitation: ‘4 PM Until The Cops Arrive’ (Video)

Feb 14, 2025

Doug Turner delivering an invitation for his winter party to his neighbor, Michelle Hernandez, in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. (Courtesy of Michelle Hernandez)

Michelle Hernandez was working from home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, on a recent afternoon when her doorbell rang. She was surprised to see her neighbor, Doug Turner, on her front porch.

Turner, 87, handed her a folded piece of paper.

“Hi, I’m Doug across the street… I live over in that house there,” Turner said. “This is an invite to a party I’m having on February 15. I didn’t want to leave it in the mailbox.”

Hernandez thanked him and went inside to open it. “A Celebration of Winter,” read the handwritten invitation with a delicately drawn snowflake. “4 PM until the cops arrive.”

“I was cracking up,” said Hernandez, 29, who moved to the neighborhood with her husband five months ago and had met Turner once or twice in passing. “I just thought it was so sweet.”

Turner’s handwritten invitation for “A Celebration of Winter.” The Washington Post has blurred private information, including Turner’s address, phone number and email address. (Michelle Hernandez)

She was impressed that Turner went door-to-door delivering the handmade invitations, which also said, “Food and drinks on offer.”

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