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Says that he will now begin to sit down when teaching Sunday School services, as it is getting more difficult for him to stand up for 45 minutes straight. Proceeds to sit down for only 3 minutes in the 46 minute video. https://youtube.com/watch?v=2JVh6xuqsmw

An article that provides good insight on the health of the Carters: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/national/wp/2018/08/17/feature/the-un-celebrity-president-jimmy-carter-shuns-riches-lives-modestly-in-his-georgia-hometown/?utm_term=.19c90e431ddc Apparently Rosalynn now uses a cane.

Mugabe was also captured voting earlier today.

This is the first public sighting of Robert Mugabe since May 4, 2018. I’m assuming he can still walk unaided. A picture from his last public appearance.

Back in Zimbabwe.

DEAD! Er, never mind. Mr. Tsvangirai has died, however. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/world-africa-43066175

Chris Wallace interviewed him back in December, and he was able to walk unassisted. Definitely possible for him to live to mid-2019.

A photo from the same event. Perhaps Stan just got a little tired. Definitely not hit #2.

During Jimmy Carter's Sunday School on January 7th, he mentions his son getting him a motorized scooter for Christmas. Supposedly he suffered a fall and showed up to church with a cast on one of his hands.

Why is Carter higher on the list than Bush? He’s in better shape at 93 than Bush was at 83. Heck, even Kirk Douglas is in better shape than Bush. Doesn’t make sense to me...

Well, looks like he's finally done it. A bit of an unexpected moment, considering the analysis on his health in the past few years.

Dunno if this claim is true. Odds are Bob is asleep as always or had a heart attack from all the noise.

Wikipedia now has him at 93 years, 121 days. This beats Reagan, who had 93 years and 120 days. Now time to see if he can go for another 45 to beat Ford. Personally, I think he will go well beyond, and I wouldn't be surprised if he makes 94 at this point.

Back in Texas, will attend a hurricane relief event with the other former U.S. presidents on the 21st, so I suppose it's a given that he will pass Reagan at this point. https://www.texastribune.org/2017/10/04/m-host-all-five-living-former-us-presidents-harvey-benefit/

I was able to see him at church a couple of weeks ago, and I think that he's in excellent shape for his age. He was standing up and walking around the entire time he was teaching, which was about an hour. He was also aware of current issues, and actually compared them to verses in the Bible. There was a session before the Sunday School lesson where he had a few conversations with the people attending. Overall, a pretty fun experience.

I'd imagine that Olivia de Havilland is seen as a deathlist icon, so I'll go with her to put us over the top on that basis.

Yeah, Carter looks great. I actually plan to see him at Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains next week. Should be a fun experience .

Doesn't look bad in this photo watching the eclipse, besides the blanket over him...

King Michael.

A little sad that Glen Campbell died, though hopefully he's in a better place after his long battle with Alzheimer's. Was a fan of Rhinestone Cowboy and Galveston.

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Might be just me, but Bush looks the most lively he has been in months.

Spokesman for 41, Jim McGrath, says George and Barbara will be honored at the Americares Airlift Benefit in October. I know there's a bit of a difference between being honored and attending an event, but can the two live that much longer? Personally, I think so, but who knows...

I met Ron Turcotte at the Belmont this year. Seems to be in good health, even after almost 40 years of being paralyzed. Gave him a tip on the first race...

I searched on the forums for a thread, but haven't found one. EDIT: Oh, sorry.