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Tend to agree. Just odd that the Morning Star didn't do a write up on him, when they did for the other 4 (who died in 2012, 2020, 2021 and 2022)...

I see the Wiki page is missing death info for Cornelius "Conny/Connie" Clancy. Two people in the GRO Index: Cornelius Clancy (1915–1992), died in Harrow or Cornelius Clancy (1946–2016), died in Hackney. Which one do you think is him? The ages of the 5 is a bit sketchy, but Vic Turner was born in 1927. Not that that necessarily helps as the age range of shop stewards varies greatly...

A old unsourced edit on Wiki said that Deif died in 1992 in Massachusetts. Searched the death records, and it's true. Exact match on name and DOB here. He died in Framingham, Massachusetts on November 10, 1992, aged 69.

This confirms that Tudu died in early 2007.

Bhai died on 25 December 1995 (his 73rd birthday) as per this.

Soy died 7 October 1999 as per page 15/16 on here.

In fact @arghton, here's a clip of him being interviewed in 2021. He looks good!

I would say you could scrub him off. The Knesset website is very thorough. They've got death dates for all members who have passed on, so pretty certain he's alive.

Still bloody shit, sadly. As @Gisooo said, the Ryerson Index is the best bet but we need to know her married name first.

The problem is Cricket Archive use an age counter on their biographies and because she's missing a date of death, hers says "age 107" next to her DOB. The general consensus on Wiki is to accept this as proof that they're living, which is very silly given that loads of cricket players on there with the same age counters have since been revealed to have died years ago. E.g. Flo McClintock (b. 1916) who was for ages listed as a centenarian in various places but in fact died in 2008, aged 92 under a different surname. Because the CricketArchive site has an age counter on it, McKenzie's Wiki page can be listed on List of Living Centenarians, and it can include centenarian categories on it – both of which have further perpetuated this myth that she is alive. Since then it's spread further on Twitter and Facebook. Auto generated age counters on sports reference sites are not reliable in the slightest, and this is an overlook on Wiki. On many football sites they do the same thing, some of their bios even say ridiculous things like "age 114" etc. and of course they're not, they're long dead. Long story short, I tried to move Thelma McKenzie into the possibly living category a few years ago and @Canadian Paul vetoed it. Now that she would be 107+ and doesn't appear on the report of Australian centenarians (for anyone living there aged 107+), I'd go further and argue that she should technically be marked as deceased on her Wiki page. PS Bad luck to the team who picked her in the DDP this year!

She’s been discussed many times on here. Likeliness is she’s long dead.

He’d be 68 if still alive, not 74. And a really quick Google reveals he died prior to 2020 from the cancer. Whoever he was…

What the actual fuck are you talking about?

I met him. At the British Curry Awards nonetheless. Didn't think much.

American classical and jazz hornist Vincent DeRosa (wiki) dead at 101.

*IS the widow of. You don’t stop being a widow until you die…

Ask the film historians who run that Instagram page?

*Is the partner of

Crossposting. Francisco Morales Bermudez dead at 100.

Francisco Morales Bermudez dead.

Updated for the death of William "Poogie" Hart. Loads of tributes on FB, seems to have been one popular guy!

Which leaves just one of the seven left alive. Lee Weiner (wiki) who is 82/83.

Tweet reporting that Hans Frauenfelder (wiki) has died just a few weeks after turning 100.

Never mentioned on here before surprisingly, because he's been on my longlist for years... Terence Macartney-Filgate (wiki), 97, British-born Canadian film director and cinematographer, being reported dead on FB: https://www.facebook.com/bill.taylor.5030/posts/10159779529257969

With a streak like that have you considered sitting on the DL Committee?