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I count slightly more 1908: Ruth Apilado 1909: Virginia McLaurin (age in question) 1910: Stanislaw Kowalski, Ruthie Tompson 1911: Marita Camacho Quiros, Fauja Singh (age in question), Eileen Whelan 1912: Jesse Lichauco, Dagny Carlsson, Draja Mickaharic (age in question) 1913: Boris Pahor

A few things on Simonot... As far as I can see (using Wiki's lists of centenarians), Simonot was the oldest actor/actress of note ever, outliving Switzerland's Helli Stehle (1907–2017) by a few months. No notable actors have yet made it to 110 (though animator Ruthie Tompson and screenwriter Frederica Sagor Maas did work in the same industry). The oldest actor/actress of note is now Mary Ward (b. 1915), assuming there isn't anyone else still around that we're unaware of. The oldest French person known for reasons other than age alone is now pianist Colette Maze (b. 1914) who is still releasing new music and may reach supercentenarian status.

Renée Simonot finally dead at 109. Would have become a supercentenarian in two months. A pick for 7 DDP teams.

Joyce MacKenzie (wiki), actress from 1940s/50s Hollywood films, most notably the eleventh to play Jane in a Tarzan movie (opposite Lex Barker), died on June 9th aged 95 according to a post on the StarTiger community which reads: "13/7/2021: Got a letter from a Mr. Jeffrey Siegel which says that Mrs. MacKenzie died on June 9th 2021. "

I feel like we have the "Elizabeth II will live for a while yet" conversation every 3 months on here. 92 pages of it. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. And that's coming from a big monarchist. FTR though, I agree, and that's why we shouldn't have wasted a DL space on her, and picked.... ooo I dunno... Larry King? Dilip Kumar?

Not sure if you're still updating this @Dying Probably, but Victor Garber (wiki) died back in April aged 101. A unique hit for @Kenny.

Elliot Lawrence dead at 96.

Patrick Wright (wiki) joins the 100 Club next week. American film and television actress of the 50s and 60s and one of the few players left who appeared in sketches of The Three Stooges. New LA Times interview with her here. Picture included, looks pretty good. Says the secret to her longevity is "lots of sex".

Guardian obit for Dick Leonard.

Telegraph obit for Michael Horovitz.

You definitely have one of those anonymous cybernat Twitter accounts used to hurl abuse at people. Has your keyboard activism preaching to strangers online ever converted anyone to your cause or are you coming around to the idea that your energy would be better spent in more productive ways? Buy an allotment perhaps, you’re in that age bracket.

Speaking of off the radar character actor deaths @YoungWillz, been assured a Leon Greene obit is on the way.

Not much I can do sadly until the GRO Index get the death records from 2020 up. Was supposed to be up end of May but still waiting…

Also a minister from the first Wilson administration (1964–1970). Just 6 left now. All made it to the Lords: Lord Bill Rodgers (93) Lord Dick Taverne (93) Lord David Owen (83) Lord Roy Hattersley (89) Lord John Morris (90) Lord Ted Rowlands (81)

Ian St. John Rush Limbaugh Carlos Menem Leon Spinks Larry King Murray Walker Beverly Cleary Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Norman Lloyd Dilip Kumar 10/50

The Stage obit says 18th at the bottom? I’ve submitted to IMDb. They’ve been quite good lately. The Kim Clifford page finally got updated.

Not often British MPs die off radar anymore, but seems former Labour MP Ronald Thomas (wiki), died back in December aged 91. Represented Bristol North West, 1974–1979. Later served as a Bristol councillor. No death announcement. Who's Who updated his page with a death date.

#NewProfilePic

Just like Dilip?

Dutt died today according to Wikipedia. No other sources to back it up at current.

Death notice for American poet Martin Greenberg (wiki), aged 103.

Man Kaur, who is 105, suffering from gallbladder cancer. Gets better... has decided to undergo a homeopathetic route of treatment.

Edited. I knew that, I just typed it before my first morning cup of coffee

I've just had a thorough look through Google Books, Twitter, Facebook, Ancestry and Newspapers.com. Not only did I not find the answer, I barely found a single mention of him. Possible he died off radar, but could very well be alive at 97. Given he served twice in the post and as "recent" as 1989, you'd expect at least one mention of his death to surface. If you really want the answer to this one, the only option you have left is to drop an email to the San Marino authorities i.e. your local embassy or through the San Marino Gov website. Someone will look into it and give you an answer.

Can't find a better source yet but someone on Facebook posted that William S. Anderson (wiki), or Bill Anderson as he is better known, has died aged 101. Chinese-born British businessman, the President of NCR from 1972 to 1984, and a POW during World War II. The post is long so here it is in a spoiler: