Lovers, Marathons & More! Read 'Marvel' Betty White's Secret Bucket List

Beloved actress Betty White has put together a bucket list as she marches toward her 95th birthday — and retirement isn't on it!

"Betty insists she won't be put out to pasture," a friend told RadarOnline.com. "She has her agents working overtime to find a regular gig for her. There isn't an inch of retirement in her. She's a marvel!"

Hollywood's real-life Energizer bunny — an Emmy winner on the hit sitcoms The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Golden Girls — turns 95 on Jan. 17.

White lost her latest TV gig when Hot in Cleveland was cancelled last year, and she's now in her second season as a panelist on ABC's revamped game show, To Tell the Truth.

But that takes "only a few days to tape so it doesn't keep White nearly as busy as she wants to be," noted the friend.

"She'd love to do a one-woman Broadway show for a short stint to show the world she's still sharp, can remember lines and is a force to be reckoned with."

"Of course, Betty's favorite joke — and she's been telling it for years — is that when people ask her what she'd still like to do, she says, 'Robert Redford!'"

When she's not working, White keeps busy with other interests. She enjoys needlepoint and crossword puzzles, and often invites friends over for poker, pals say.

She also remains very involved with the Los Angeles Zoo, and other animal health and rights organizations.

But with a stellar 70-year career behind her, acting remains White's true love, sources said.

"Betty feels like acting fuels her other passions, not the other way around, and she doesn't want to build her life around them," said the pal.

"Betty can still drive herself around, and she feels fit. She knows some producers might think she's not up for a weekly grind on TV, but she believes she can still outwork actors 50 years younger than her. It's the work that fuels her. It would just be sad if she didn't get another chance to shine."