Couple divorces for nearly 50 years only to remarry again
- Fay Gable and Robert Wenrich originally married in November 1951 and divorced in 1975.
- Both have remarried and lost their subsequent spouses but maintained a close relationship over the years.
- They decided to remarry, demonstrating enduring love and companionship in their later years.
In southeastern Pennsylvania, Fay Gable, 89, and Robert Wenrich, 94, are set to remarry after having divorced nearly 50 years ago in 1975. They originally met during their youth, with Wenrich being a close friend of Gable's older brother, and he expressed his intention to marry her from an early age. The couple was married in November 1951 and had four children together, though their relationship faced challenges leading to their divorce. Both individuals remarried afterward and maintained long-term relationships with their new spouses until their respective deaths. Despite their past separation, Gable and Wenrich have kept a positive relationship, often participating in family events together over the years. Recently, they decided to rekindle their romance, reflecting a deep emotional connection that has lasted throughout their lives. Gable's youngest daughter, Carol Smith, commented on their relationship, saying they now act like 'two teenagers in love,' enjoying each other's company immensely. This wedding, occurring this Sunday in Denver, Pennsylvania, will be attended by family members, including Gable's two stepsons and their 14 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren, and twin great-great-grandchildren, showcasing a large extended family that supports the couple's newfound journey together. Wenrich expressed a sense of urgency to not waste any time now that he has been reunited with Gable, reinforcing the heartfelt nature of their decision to remarry. Their story serves not only as a testament to enduring love but also highlights the importance of companionship in later life.