Individuals who are expected to die in 2023

[John "요한" Sulu 421]

Here are the list of nonagenarians and centenarians on the site I go on as well as exclusive to this site meaning this only includes individuals who appear on this site (https://www.genarians.com/index.html) who are expected to die in 2023 after looking at the in memoriam pages from this year and past years making me predict what the trend will be.  According to the in memoriam 2022 page, there were more individuals for some 30 day months than 31 day months, so I am going to put the number on the site expected to die per that 2023 month in the parentheses.  To make my predictions or what is expected more specific, I put them by month with the year instead of only the year by itself.

 

Update: I started from June 2023 now and I have a lot on my list for this month in 2023.  The ones for June now have a specific date of prediction.

 

 

June 2023 (12)

An individual born in 1933 who recently turned 90 (05/??/1933 - 06/06/2023)

Hans Albert (02/08/1921 - 06/12/2023)

Bud Anderson (01/13/1922 - 06/16/2023)

Joel Grey (04/11/1932 - 06/17/2023)

Frederick Wiseman (01/01/1930 - 06/17/2023)

Marita Camacho Quirós (03/10/1911 - 06/20/2023)

Lloyd Geering (02/26/1918 - 06/21/2023)

Alan Greenspan (03/06/1926 - 06/22/2023)

Lou Carnesecca (01/05/1925 - 06/24/2023)

Marion Ross (10/25/1928 - 06/26/2023)

Josip Manolić (03/22/1920 - 06/27/2023)

Charles Peters (12/22/1926 - 06/29/2023)

 

 

July 2023 (9)

Kenneth Anger (born 02/03/1927)

Roger Guillemin (born 01/11/1924)

An individual born in 1930 after they turned 93

Another individual born in 1924 after they turned 99

 

August 2023 (7)

An individual born in 1931

An individual born in 1932

An individual born in 1926

An individual born in 1929

 

September 2023 (11)

An individual born in late 1924 before their 99th birthday (this means they were 98 at the time of their death)

An individual born in 1927

An individual born in 1930

An individual born in 1931 after they turned 92

 

October 2023 (8)

An individual born in 1933 after they turned 90

Jean Malaurie (born 12/22/1922)

Robert McGinnis (born 02/03/1926)

James Baker (born 04/28/1930)

An individual born in 1928 after they turned 95

Another individual born in 1933

 

November 2023 (10)

An individual born in 1922 after they turned 101

Bill Hayes (born 06/05/1925)

An individual born in 1924 after they turned 99

An individual born in 1933 who turned 90 less than two month ago

An individual born in 1932 after they turned 91

An individual born in 1928 after they turned 95

An individual born in 1927 after they turned 96

 

December 2023 (9)

An individual born in 1933 after they turned 90

An individual born in 1930 after they turned 93

John Goodenough (born 07/25/1922)

Sam Nujoma (born 05/12/1929)

Abdoulaye Wade (born 05/29/1926)

Ali Hassan Mwinyi (born 05/08/1925)

An individual born in 1932 after they turned 91

 

[Perhaps 1,425]

Okay. 

[Superstar 295]

Wow, this is sure gonna take a while to read.

[MariNisia 4,202]

One of the strangest pools on the planet.  

[Toast 16,155]

Why use the word "individual" when it's so much quicker to say or type "person"?

[ladyfiona 2,595]

"An individual born in" 

 

Very helpful thank you.

[Lafaucheuse 4,051]

I love Mr. Sulu

[TQR 14,404]

10 hours ago, John "요한" Sulu said:

An individual born in 1923 after they turned 100

An individual born in 1930 after they turned 93

Another individual born in 1924 after they turned 99

An individual born in 1927 after they turned 96

An individual born in 1930 after they turned 93

An individual born in 1928 after they turned 95

An individual born in 1922 after they turned 101

An individual born in 1932 after they turned 91

An individual born in 1928 after they turned 95

An individual born in 1927 after they turned 96

An individual born in 1930 after they turned 93

An individual born in 1932 after they turned 91

They were born a lot older than normal. How extraordinary. The poor mothers.

[Superstar 295]

1 hour ago, TQR said:

They were born a lot older than normal. How extraordinary. The poor mothers.

its a benjamin button moment for them sadly

[John "요한" Sulu 421]

On 26/11/2022 at 06:21, Toast said:

Why use the word "individual" when it's so much quicker to say or type "person"?

Because the website refers to people as "individuals".

[Toast 16,155]

6 hours ago, John "요한" Sulu said:

Because the website refers to people as "individuals".

 

Doesn't mean you have to.

[Death Impends 7,992]

The genarians site probably only uses "individual" because it has a tortoise on its pages

[Ulitzer95 12,654]

Can’t wait to get my red marker pen out for Mystic Sulu’s list at the end of January.

[TheDumbReaper 50]

Why are you not naming certain individuals mr. sulu?

[John "요한" Sulu 421]

52 minutes ago, TheDumbReaper said:

Why are you not naming certain individuals mr. sulu?

Because it is known and/or predicted by birth year for whom will pass away, but still unknown which specific person until time gets closer to that month in 2023.

[Sir Creep 7,070]

In before the lock.

[John "요한" Sulu 421]

9 minutes ago, Sir Cunto said:

In before the lock.

How can posts related to death and predictions get locked?

[ladyfiona 2,595]

On 23/12/2022 at 15:31, John "요한" Sulu said:

How can posts related to death and predictions get locked?

 

By an admin if said post is reported and they feel said member is being annoying. Just an example.#

 

Well a thread can get locked. A post can get deleted.

[John "요한" Sulu 421]

12 minutes ago, ladyfiona said:

 

By an admin if said post is reported and they feel said member is being annoying. Just an example.#

 

Well a thread can get locked. A post can get deleted.

I was just sharing stuff I am interested in related to death and age including a website I have passion for.

[wannamaker 1,413]

29 minutes ago, John "요한" Sulu said:

I was just sharing stuff I am interested in related to death and age including a website I have passion for.

 

We know, the thing is that most users here find it annoying that you constantly create useless threads to talk about that passion that you have.

[John "요한" Sulu 421]

8 minutes ago, wannamaker said:

 

We know, the thing is that most users here find it annoying that you constantly create useless threads to talk about that passion that you have.

Well, this website is related to when noted famous individuals die and how long they lived which sort of on-topic to this site.  I was NOT trying to be off-topic to the site when creating these posts.

[ladyfiona 2,595]

 

3 hours ago, John "요한" Sulu said:

Well, this website is related to when noted famous individuals die and how long they lived which sort of on-topic to this site.  I was NOT trying to be off-topic to the site when creating these posts.

 

My advice is to lurk a bit and just post in topics created by other members just to get a feel of things (give suggestions for who should put on the list, talk about TV you watch etc). That way when you understand the feel for the site then you can get to grips with things. Don't just start random threads about any old thing.

[John "요한" Sulu 421]

19 minutes ago, ladyfiona said:

 

 

My advice is to lurk a bit and just post in topics created by other members just to get a feel of things (give suggestions for who should put on the list, talk about TV you watch etc). That way when you understand the feel for the site then you can get to grips with things. Don't just start random threads about any old thing.

Or on other threads like "The 100 Club" or "Death Anniversary Thread", I can discuss about a specific individual for what they are noted for from this website I have interest in.

[ThereWillBeDeaths7 748]

7 hours ago, John "요한" Sulu said:

Or on other threads like "The 100 Club" or "Death Anniversary Thread", I can discuss about a specific individual for what they are noted for from this website I have interest in.

Exactly! It would be appreciated a lot more when you post about individual people and why they might be great selections. Your previous list with predictions, however fun they probably are for you since your clear liking for the genarians site, didn't really tell us anything since they were not based on insights on individual people but more, broad predictions.

 

When you would go on and post in some of the existing threads about people you think might be good picks sinds they are old, ill, or otherwise in danger of death, I'm sure you will get more positive reactions to your contributions.

[Ulitzer95 12,654]

On 26/11/2022 at 05:17, John "요한" Sulu said:

Here are the list of nonagenarians and centenarians on the site I go on as well as exclusive to this site meaning this only includes individuals who appear on this site (https://www.genarians.com/index.html) who are expected to die in 2023 after looking at the in memoriam pages from this year and past years making me predict what the trend will be.  According to the in memoriam 2022 page, there were more individuals for some 30 day months than 31 day months, so I am going to put the number on the site expected to die per that 2023 month in the parentheses.  To make my predictions or what is expected more specific, I put them by month with the year instead of only the year by itself.

 

January 2023 (6)

Don January (born November 20, 1929)

Charles Peters (born December 22, 1926)

Three individuals born in 1924

An individual born in 1933 who just turned 90

 

Well seeing as January is nearly over, I thought I'd mark your homework.

"Don January (born November 20, 1929)"



"Charles Peters (born December 22, 1926)"



"Three individuals born in 1924"



"An individual born in 1933 who just turned 90"