dimreaper

At first, I was worried you were talking about me.

I think the committee should strongly consider her for the 2022 list. She can't be in great shape at this point.

Joe Arpaio (Born 1932) "America's Toughest Sheriff" served as Sheriff of Maricopa County Arizona for 24 years (1993-2017). Arpaio became a national figure due to his outspoken stance against illegal immigration. Among other controversies, he humiliated correctional inmates by forcing them to wear pink, and reside in tent cities in the Arizona desert heat. Convicted of criminal contempt in 2017, he was quickly pardoned by Trump. No none health ailments aside from being terminally racist.

Point well taken, but i'd argue he's had a more prolific career than Bill Gates father did.

None that are known of. He does still occasionally give interviews, and appears quite lucid and alert despite his advanced age.

When you only have 50 available slots, and can only recycle 25 from the previous year, it's pretty hard to fit everyone. I saw an interview he did last year and he seemed in good health.

I dare say that by 2050, she will also be the last surviving cast member of Hot in Cleveland.

https://www.cbs42.com/news/bill-cosby-spokesman-releases-new-prison-photo/ Article from October of 2020 states that the disgraced comedian had two major surgeries within the last year to clear blocked arteries. Reports in 2019 also suggested that Cosby was showing the early signs of dementia. Perhaps a candidate for the 2022 list.

She's lost a granddaughter in 2019 to a drug overdose, and another granddaughter and great grandson to a boat accident in 2020.

I edited my original post because it didn't make sense.

These globalist types always seem to live forever. Take David Rockefeller (1915-2017) for example. Kissinger has been in rough shape for a while, but is still quite active. Throughout the pandemic, he's participated remotely in a number of forums on diplomacy. I personally see him making it into 2024.

https://www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk/2021/news/retired-journalist-celebrates-60-years-of-marriage-with-actress/ This article is from January. She doesn't seem ill.

I suspect when the grim reaper arrives at her door to inform her that she has "kicked the bucket", no doubt she will grimace and inform him it's, "kicked the bouquet" and shut the door in his face.

Emmet, has her at the top of his list.

Do you think Carter seems worse?

Another photo with a different angle shows it's a secret service agent.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/29/politics/bidens-carters-visit-georgia/index.html The Biden's visit to Carter is reminiscent of the Bush's visit to Gerald Ford in April of 2006, some eight months before his death. Despite ill health, president Ford and his wife Betty posed with a picture of the Bush's. In this case, only Mrs. Carter appeared with the Biden's in front of her home. I suspect he is not well.

Former FBI agent John Connolly was recently granted medical release from prison. Although generally unknown outside of Boston, he was the subject of the Johnny Depp film Black Mass. He's 80 and was recently diagnosed with some form of terminal cancer.

You're very observant.

I'd say he has a matter of weeks. Rush and Leah didn't have the time ravaged body of a 97 year old man.

Sandra Day O'Connor has been battling alzheimer's for years.

I think it's a bit premature to speculate on his demise, but I enjoy the thread.

With the recent death of Christopher Plummer, it would be fitting if Julie Andrews other musical co star would pass away soon.

He's had alzheimer's since 2016. Started showing symptoms in 2015. https://www.aarp.org/entertainment/celebrities/info-2021/tony-bennett-alzheimers.html

I say he makes it to his 100th and then departs shortly their after. That seems to be the trend with celebrities (Strom Thurmond, Bob Hope, George Burns).