At 108, Incoronata Callisto is one of SA's oldest mothers Incoronata Callisto, who turned 108 last month, with her two great-great-grandchildren, 14-month-old Lexie and Marcus, 7. Incoronata with great-great-granddaughter Lexie (14 months old. INCORONATA Callisto is sure to be one of South Australia's oldest mums who'll be celebrating Mother's Day this weekend. She gave birth to the first of eight children in 1925, then her family gradually scattered between Australia, South America, Switzerland and her native Italy. Mrs Callisto, who turned 108 last month, moved to Australia as a retiree in 1971 with her late husband. They had spent their life on a farm in Molinara, Campania. She now lives at the IBF Italian Village at St Agnes, alongside her eldest son Cosimo, who was among four of the children that gradually followed their parents to Australia. Along with her eight children, two of who have passed away, she boasts a staggering 22 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Donato Callisto, 75, remembers fondly how his mother worked tirelessly with her husband to feed their eight children solely with produce from their Molinara farm. "They had to use all the stuff they grew, and that had to last the whole year," Mr Callisto said. He said family members would visit Mrs Callisto at the village this weekend to celebrate Mother's Day. "She still communicates with her kids all over the world, wherever they are," Mr Callisto said. Mrs Callisto - who does not speak fluent English - said she was happy to be around her family in Australia. "They're here and I'm very happy and proud to be here," she said. A great way to celebrate Mother's Day is the Mother's Day Classic, an annual walk/run that raises money for breast cancer research. Entries close on Friday. More information is available here.