 
 <prompt> text: ```Make use of di article to answer di questions.

One couple wey dey hold hands for breakfast every morning even afta 70 years of marriage don die 15 hours apart. Helen Felumlee, die for 92 on April 12. Her husband, 91-year-old Kenneth Felumlee, die di next morning.

Di couple get eight children wey talk say di two no fit dey separate since dem meet as teenagers, one time dem even share di bottom of bunk bed for ferry instead of sleeping apart.

Dem remain deeply in love until di very end, even dey chop breakfast together while dem dey hold hands, talk their daughter, Linda Cody. "We know say when one go, di other go follow," she talk. According to Cody, about 12 hours afta Helen die, Kenneth look im children and talk, "Mon don die." E quick begin dey fade, surrounded by 24 of im closest family members and friends when e die di next morning. "E dey ready," Cody talk, "E just no wan leave am here by herself."

Son Dick talk say im parents die of old age, surrounded by family.

Di two don sabi each other for some years before dem elope for Newport across di Ohio River from Cincinnati, on Feb. 20, 1994. At two days shy of im 21st birthday, Kenneth- wey dem dey call Kenny- too young to marry for Ohio. "E no fit wait," son Jim talk.

Kenneth work as a railroad car inspector and mechanic before e become mail carrier for di Post Office. E dey active for church as Sunday teacher.

Helen dey house, no just dey cook and clean for her own family but also for other families wey need for di area. She teach Sunday school, too, but she dey known more for her greeting card ministry, wey she dey send cards for birthdays, sympathy and di holidays to everybody for her community, each with personal note inside. "She dey keep Hallmark for business," daughter-in-law Debbie joke.

When Kenneth retire for 1983 and di children begin dey leave di house, di Felumlees begin to explore their love for travel, visiting almost all 50 states by bus. "E no wan fly anywhere because e no fit see anything as e dey go," Jim talk.

Even though both dey experience declining health for recent years, Cody talk say, each dey try to dey strong for di other. "Na wetin dey keep dem going," she talk.

1. How many children di couple get?
2. Dem consider their parents inseparable?
3. Wetin be di date wey dem elope?
4. Wetin be di names of di couple?
5. Wetin Kenny dey do for a living?
6. Helen dey work?
7. Wetin be di community activities wey she dey do?
8. Wetin be di type of transport wey dem use to travel afta retirement?
9. Why Kenneth want to fly?
10. Why e no fit?``` <response>: ```1. Eight
2. Yes
3. For 1994
4. One na Kenny
5. Inspected railroad cars
6. No
7. Teach Sunday school
8. bus
9. E no do am.
10. because you no fit see anything as you dey go``` 