arrowsmith

Better?

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Nobody’s perfect.

So obvious. So perfect.

That’s all I’m seeing as well. I hope it’s not true.

Update: With yesterday’s death of William McNaughton, the last American to attend, the number of bishops who were there has slipped to only 13 including one cardinal. The youngest is 87 and the oldest 104.

I don’t know, I think it would have been better if it started wherever you live.

Your list is a tad generous. I have a hard time describing Senator Andrews as having served, which is why I’ve never included him in the list of Senators already posted, he was at West Point during the war and quit once it was over.

You beat me to it. She is also the last, I believe, of the widow Senators, wives appointed to fill their deceased husband’s term. Jean Carnahan doesn’t count as she was elected.

Apologies to @msc I was certainly more scandalized by @The Old Crem’s statement and failed to read yours thoroughly.

Max von Sydow isn’t deathlisty enough for you? Or for @msc? I really hope you mean not old/ill enough and not an issue of not famous enough.

Mario Cornejo Radavero auxiliary Bishop of Lima in the 60s. Tried to get married and was dismissed from the clerical state. Participated in the Second Vatican Council and illicitly consecrated a bishop in France. He died back in 2015 but no one noticed until a few weeks ago. http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/bishop/bradavero.html

I do now. Apologies for the oversight.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/06/us/pearl-harbor-survivor-uss-arizona-trnd/index.html This article gives names and ages: Donald Stratton 97 Lou Conter 98 (attended the anniversary in 2019) Ken Potts 100

https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/07/us/winston-lawson-secret-service-agent-obit/index.html Secret Service agent who planned Kennedy’s Dallas route dead at 91.