Sadie was employed as Office Manager for Sad Sack Manufacturing Company. After she had worked there for 35 years, the Board of Directors passed a resolution to pay her $400 a month for the rest of her life because of her long and faithful service. Because she felt the pension and her Social Security would be enough to "get by" on, she retired six months later. When management changed, one year later, they then stopped paying the pension. Sadie brought suit. Can she recover?