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Joseph Bernardo dead at 94.

Well, at least a death was reported in Jimmy Carter's thread.

Bangladeshi biologist and national professor A. K. M. Aminul Haque (wiki), still marked alive on wiki, is deceased. Died in August 2022 aged 93.

Arthur Robin died the day you posted, aged 95. It went unreported until now, I believe.

Hospitalised with COVID.

I thought he was in a permanent coma! Fucking first-class immortal.

Everyone shocked because Jimmy Carter was not the winning pick.

Xu Chengen dead at 96.

She looks fine.

Dutch Mantell hospitalised.

Dinesh Phadnis dead at 57.

Obituary.

Queta Lavat prematurely dead at 94.

I'm using a VPN too.

Sorry but I wouldn't trust an IP from Tula Oblast in Russia.

Living presidents of American Psychological Association (APA) born (or presumably born) before 1940: 1)Florence Denmark (1932) 2)Bonnie Strickland (1936) 3)Joseph Matarazzo (1925) 4)Jack Wiggins Jr. (1926) 5)Frank H. Farley (???) 6)Ronald E. Fox (???) 7)Robert J. Resnick (1940) 8)Norman Abeles (1928) 9)Richard Suinn (1933) 10)Philip Zimbardo (1933) Impressive longevity from this bunch.

Wrong again.

Stanley Graham obituary.

So, who will be the last state leader alive from 1926? After VGE's death there are six of them left. Actually this is pretty much a "Queen Elizabeth vs all" thread. Most of us will be surprised if she does not win. Still, the other five are tough and everything could happen. Yeah, I was just bored, but imagine the surprise when Lizzy croaks first.

Thanga Darlong dead at 103.

His death was added by an anonymous user, then reverted due to Wikipedia policies. By my experience, this is a legit edit. And I think you quite miss the scope of this thread.

Stanley Graham (wiki), American psychologist and former APA president, reportedly dead at 97.

I was just going to post it. Doctors are "trying their best".

Georgian soprano Medea Amiranashvili, frequently mentioned here, dead at 93.