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Going to try this. 1. Jimmy Carter 2. Guillermo Rodriguez 3. Alberto Fujimori 4. Manmohan Singh 5. Mahathir Mohamed 6. Dries van Agt 7. Ralph Nader 8. King Salman of Saudi Arabia 9. Isabel Peron 10. Jean-Marie Le Pen Subs Prince Jefri Bolkiah Loren Acton
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So December 7th has happened and I do have some Pearl Harbor Survivor updates for you. Ike Schab ended up making it to Hawaii after all, as did Freeman Johnson, Herb Elfring and two survivors I weren't aware of, Harry Chandler and Ken Stevens. There were apparently another man expected (not named), but he wasn't feeling well so he missed the ceremony. Lou Conter didn't attend either. https://www.kcra.com/article/survivors-of-pearl-harbor-attack-returning-to-honor-those-who-perished/46063789 There's also 106 year old Bill Monforte, who's most definitely the oldest living survivor. I can also confirm Sterling Cale is still alive. Not counting the anonymous survivor who missed the ceremonies, here are the remaining survivors. Louis Conter (102) Ike Schab (103) Freeman Johnson (103) Bill Monfort (106) Harry Chandler (102) Herb Elfring (101) Ken Stevens (102) Sterling Cale (102)
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He was also one of the senior celebrity cast members who took part in Carl Reiner's "If You're Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast" documentary, in which he appeared in incredible shape (so much so, that Carl Reiner joked that he himself faked vitality, while Norman actually has it) and played a major role. Iris Apfel, Alan Bergman, Dick Van Dyke and Mel Brooks are the last senior cast members left.
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Agreed something is up, he's definitely lost a lot of weight. Someone else to watch out for, Wilson Fittipaldi. This is him at Interlagos earlier this year https://twitter.com/Samuelito_F1/status/1721195916223238477. Wilson has Parkinson's disease and compared to Jacques Laffite (also a Parkinson's sufferer around the same age), he looks far more frail.
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The Deathlist Christmas Special!
The Immortal replied to Lady Die's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
No survival for me this time as I've been whammed and very early on at that. Went to walk the dogs yesterday and heard it play as I passed by a local pub. To top things off I came across a man randomly playing it on his accordion. -
I'm putting Jurek Martin on my 2024 deadpools simply because of this.
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Another off the radar astronaut death, STS-9 backup payload specialist Michael Lampton on June 9th this year. Astronauts have been dying at a rapid rate lately and it's probably not over yet. Tom Stafford is in the ICU. Jim Lovell, Joe Engle and maybe even Buzz Aldrin are also possibilities.
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Well we did lose Munger on 28th, Kissinger yesterday and MacGowan today. Maybe not all on the same day but I can't recall a close sequence of big name celebrity deaths happen since George Michael, Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds in December 2016. EDIT: Forgot about Pele, Barbara Walters and Pope Benedict in December 2022
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Jimmy Carter actually outlived him, amazing. I also just learned today that there's an entire community called "Iskissingerdeadyet" on reddit who's whole purpose was to wait for Kissinger's death.
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I would call that a stretch as well. The mouth gaping open, pale mottled skin with patches of discoloration, being in hospice care for long plus possibility of broken heart syndrome are clear indicators he is at the end of his life. My mother in law is a nurse, when she sees patients showing these signs it usually means it's a matter of days at most.
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The memorial service for Rosalynn takes place today at 11:30 AM Eastern Standard Time, so it's only a couple hours left before we likely see Jimmy Carter in the public eye. PBS will be streaming the memorial service live on Youtube as well for those of us who don't have the time to watch the live broadcast.
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Ike Schab wants to go back to Pearl Harbor yet again at the age of 103. He "only" needs even more caregivers than the last time he went, and also an entire entourage to assist him. Oh and that's not all, his family are requesting a special wheelchair so that Ike can take a dip in the Pacific ocean (because apparently that is what he wants to do). Now whether he actually makes it is another question, since he was hospitalized several times this year.
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Honestly as of right now I think Michelle will outlive Melania, she's health conscious and African-American women tend to live very long so that's two things going for her.
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Death Anniversary Thread
The Immortal replied to themaninblack's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
60 years since JFK was blown away, what else do I have to say? -
Colleen returned to Youtube and she might be having some kind of ED going on, she's looking extremely thin in her latest videos.
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My personal choices. Louis Conter - Centenarian, Pearl Harbor and last USS Arizona survivor. Very likely to get a UK obit due to the significance of his ship in the events of the attack. Tom Stafford - Jim Lovell has already been mentioned so I'm putting in Tom Stafford as my astronaut pick. He's extremely frail and he seems to have slowed down a lot recently. Jack Nicholson - I feel like now is the right time to put him on, he's 86 now and I honestly don't see him living past 90. Vanessa Redgrave - In declining health, should return to DL in 2024 in my opinion. Ken Rosewall - Lot of the big name footballers with DL potential have died recently and I think maybe it's time for a change of sport, so I suggest tennis player Ken Rosewall. In a group photo with Frank Sedgman, Rod Laver and Neale Fraser earlier this year, he seemed to be in the worst shape of the bunch by far.
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MacGowan, Jimmy Carter, Starmer-Smith are all very ill and we have plenty of 90+ picks who can still do it. It's a long shot, but there is still a possibility we see 5 deaths and 20 being equaled.
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Two possibilities I see happening. Either he'll die within a couple of days or weeks, or he'll give hospice care the biggest "fuck you" in DL history and somehow live to mid 2024 only to die just short of his 100th birthday.
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Ike Schab (Pearl Harbor survivor)
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Mark Sutherland, Bronson Scott and Mickey Rooney Jr. all dead according to Wikipedia. Also know someone who very recently got into contact with one of the Mouseketeers (keeping his identity anonymous) through knowing his wife and have been relayed some info on the recent whereabouts on members. Here's what I've come to know. Since most of the Mouseketeers are in their 80s and spread all over the USA, there aren't any upcoming reunion plans and probably won't be any now due to age, distance and health reasons. Also mentioned that Jay-Jay Solari is ill. Some of the members still keep in touch, but others (Margene Storey for example) are completely off the radar and at least the Mouseketeer who gave this info isn't too aware of their whereabouts.
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Roger Donlon is immortal, doesn't surprise me that he got out of hospice (and has seemingly recovered from whatever brought him there in the first place) and is back attending events again. Let's see if Jimmy Carter decides to take some inspiration here.
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Even in the world of motorsports where fatal accidents can and do happen, arresting a driver simply for being involved in the fatal contact would be an extremely weird thing to do. Imagine arresting Juan Manuel Correa for Anthoine Hubert's death or arresting E.J Viso for Dan Wheldon's death just because it was their cars that lead to the fatal contact. In fact, I don't ever recall a racing driver being arrested for his involvement in a fatal accident in a motor race.
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Who will break the drought? - longer drought edition
The Immortal replied to drol's topic in Dead Pools
Mario Zagallo. Lot of ill footballers seem to be dying as of late so I'm picking him. -
People I Was Surprised To Find Are Still Alive
The Immortal replied to Catherine's topic in DeathList Forum
Several of these nuclear veterans were there for the march at the Cenotaph and several names are mentioned in this article, I have also found several others that I can confirm alive from other recent articles. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/heres-what-cenotaph-is-for-31420383 Here is the list I can compile for now of living nuclear veterans (and ages if known). John Morris (85) Gordon Coggon (86) Bob Last (92) Eric Barton (82) John Gibbs (87) Brian Unthank (85) Terry Washington (89) John Williams (81) Bryan Jarvis (85) Michael Dillon (84) Roger Filby (85) Terry Quinlan Terry Hughes Colin Moir