alt obits guy 3,372 Posted August 16 On 14/08/2024 at 09:22, chilean way said: John Farringdon second oldest man in the UK supposedly dead at 111 John Farringdon BBC obit: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyn89j77meo 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drol 12,014 Posted August 17 On 14/12/2022 at 12:52, arghton said: Maria Mihai, oldest person in Romania, being reported dead at 109. The new oldest person in Romania is Ilie Ciocan, a 109-year-old WWII veteran who has been bed/wheelchairbound for half a decade. Ilie Ciocan now in extremely failing health. Not expected to live much more. 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bobytomi 125 Posted August 18 https://longeviquest.com/supercentenarian/ina-okazawa/ Ina Okazawa has died at the age of 114 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chilean way 1,901 Posted August 19 On 09/04/2024 at 17:11, diego said: It turns out that Shiro Yamazaki has not been confirmed to be alive since October 1, 2023, and this has now been discovered, and the oldest man in Japan continues to be from Kanagawa, he is Tomisaburo Wakui born on November 28, 1913 and lives in Atsugi, in his In his youth, he worked as a tuna seller in Tsukiji Uogashi in Tokyo, and tuna remains his favorite food even in old age. He is the 55th oldest person in Japan Shiro Yamazaki (1913 - fl. 2023) - O Clube 110 (the110club.com) Tomisaburo Wakui died back on July The oldest living man in Japan now is Kiyotaka Mizuno. 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
diego 1,993 Posted August 19 1 hour ago, chilean way said: Tomisaburo Wakui died back on July The oldest living man in Japan now is Kiyotaka Mizuno. There is Osamu Kusakabe from Kyōtango, Kyoto, born on 10 Feb 1914, but there is not much information about him and he is in limbo The 4 men who started the year as the oldest in Japan have already passed away, if Osamu also died, that number rises to 6 Kiyotaka Mizuno was number 7 at the beginning of the year and just 8 months later he could become the oldest known in Japan Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drol 12,014 Posted August 20 Maria Branyas dead at 117. 16 1 6 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gcreptile 10,987 Posted August 20 Sources are coming out like mad now. Can't say yet whether those are copy/paste sources. But it looks ominous. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lafaucheuse 4,052 Posted August 20 Oh! Really thought she could reach 118… Tomika Itooka takes the title at 116, another drop in age. Funny enough I was going through photos of my great grandfather yesterday, born 1908, and mentionned that the oldest woman was born in 1907. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 12,690 Posted August 20 New top 10 list: Rank Name Sex Birth date Age as of 20 August 2024 Country of residence 1 Tomiko Itooka F 23 May 1908 116 years, 89 days Japan 2 Inah Canabarro Lucas F 8 June 1908 116 years, 73 days Brazil 3 Elizabeth Francis F 25 July 1909 115 years, 26 days United States 4 Ethel Caterham F 21 August 1909 114 years, 365 days United Kingdom 5 Okagi Hayashi F 2 September 1909 114 years, 353 days Japan 6 Charlotte Kretschmann F 3 December 1909 114 years, 261 days Germany 7 Hisako Shiroishi F 19 May 1910 114 years, 93 days Japan 8 Marie-Rose Tessier F 21 May 1910 114 years, 91 days France 9 Silveria Martín Díaz F 20 June 1910 114 years, 61 days Spain 10 Mine Kondō F 1 September 1910 113 years, 354 days Japan 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drol 12,014 Posted August 20 Just six left from the 00s. Maybe some more out there (I'd be surprised if there's really no one from China), but the last survivor will probably be among these six. Makes no much sense to talks about their health at this age, they are all terminally ill. I guess the 00s will be extinguished by the end of 2026 or mid-2027. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lafaucheuse 4,052 Posted August 20 has someone a quick recap of the known top 10 health status ? I just know that Marie Rose Tessier survived pneumonia and being put on ventilator a while back and that she has no health problem now but that's all… Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 12,690 Posted August 20 9 minutes ago, drol said: Just six left from the 00s. Maybe some more out there (I'd be surprised if there's really no one from China), but the last survivor will probably be among these six. Makes no much sense to talks about their health at this age, they are all terminally ill. I guess the 00s will be extinguished by the end of 2026 or mid-2027. Looking at photos of the new world's oldest person from her 116th birthday. She'll be lucky if she makes Christmas IMO. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Master Obit 841 Posted August 20 9 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said: Looking at photos of the new world's oldest person from her 116th birthday. She'll be lucky if she makes Christmas IMO. She's Japanese though. They have figured out a way of making people last longer. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drol 12,014 Posted August 20 Nah, Itooka is extremely frail. She survived a cerebral hemorrhage at 113 and has been in failing health since. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Master Obit 841 Posted August 20 18 minutes ago, drol said: Nah, Itooka is extremely frail. She survived a cerebral hemorrhage at 113 and has been in failing health since. Nabi Tajima looked like she was a breeze away from death for years. I don't think Tomiko will challenge records but I never write the Japanese off. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
arghton 6,777 Posted August 20 56 minutes ago, Lafaucheuse said: has someone a quick recap of the known top 10 health status ? 1. Itooka: had a hemorrhagic stroke at 110 and underwent brain surgery. For whatever reason this isn't mentioned in the Gerontology Wikipedia or whatever it's called. 2. Canabarro Lucas: Hospitalised for a month in May 2022, back in hospital in October 2022 with covid. I recall she's been hospitalised atleast once since. Always seems to recover quite well. 3. Francis: Bedbound for atleast the last three or four years. 4. Caterham: In a slow health decline. 5. Hayashi: Described as very health conscious. Only recently in slightly worsening health. Back in May 2023 I predicted she might be the last living person born in the 1900s. We'll see. 6. Kretschmann: Seemingly in very good health. Visited a factory earlier this year, which is quite amazing for someone of that age. 7. Shiroishi: Very frail, mentally seems still there. 8. Tessier: Mentioned above. 9. Martin Diaz: Extremely frail, barely conscious but not bedbound. 10. Kondo: Decent health, frail but can apparently walk on good days. 6 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gcreptile 10,987 Posted August 20 Have a feeling that the new top 10 list doesn't have much staying power, at least until Ethel Caterham. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NightCoffee 11 Posted August 20 She looked really good for her age, I thought she really had a chance to beat the record, well that's a pity Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Clorox Bleachman 2,457 Posted August 20 On 07/03/2021 at 00:16, Clorox Bleachman said: Back when I was super interested in supercentenarians in late 2017 or so, I decided to pick 20 random 110-year-olds and check in on them periodically. They were: Miriam Moore - 28th Jan 1907 Ellen Goodwill - 2nd Feb 1907 Sumie Yabune - 5th Feb 1907 Rosalie Esposito - 11th Feb 1907 Kameo Oya - 12th Feb 1907 Thelma McLeod - 13th Feb 1907 Christine Hoscheid - 16th Feb 1907 Herbert Engle - 18th Feb 1907 Lillian Cox - 22nd Feb 1907 Masae Uchiyama - 27th Feb 1907 Maria Branyas Morera - 4th Mar 1907 Marguerite Bailly - 6th Mar 1907 Hide Morokuma - 10th Mar 1907 Sally Ellis - 14th Mar 1907 Rosena Hankerson - 16th Mar 1907 Anna Medwenitsch - 17th Mar 1907 Icie Clark - 19th Mar 1907 Tame Yamaguchi - 20th Mar 1907 Helen Turner - 1st Apr 1907 Merle Phillips - 2nd Apr 1907 Maria Branyas Morera (who survived Covid!!) is now the only one left. All gone now. Impressive that Branyas Morera lived for 3 years after this. Hide Morokuma - died in December 2017 Christine Hoscheid - died in 2018 Sally Ellis - died on 15th Feb 2018 Herbert Engle - died on 17th Feb 2018 Anna Medwenitsch - died on 1st Apr 2018 Rosena Hankerson - died on 15th Apr 2018 Rosalie Esposito - died on 2nd May 2018 Miriam Moore - died on 11th May 2018 Kameo Oya - died on 17th Jun 2018 Thelma McLeod - died on 19th Jul 2018 Helen Turner - died on 2nd Aug 2018 Lillian Cox - died on 10th Aug 2018 Merle Phillips - died on 18th Aug 2018 Marguerite Bailly - died on 12th Jun 2019 Masae Uchiyama - died on 28th Jul 2019 Icie Clark - died on 4th Aug 2019 Sumie Yabune - died on 23rd Apr 2020 Tame Yamaguchi - died on 6th Sep 2020 Ellen Goodwill - died on 2nd Mar 2021 Maria Branyas Morera - died on 19th Aug 2024 117y 168d - Maria Branyas Morera 114y 28d - Ellen Goodwill 113y 170d - Tame Yamaguchi 113y 78d - Sumie Yabune 112y 151d - Masae Uchiyama 112y 138d - Icie Clark 112y 98d - Marguerite Bailly 111y 169d - Lillian Cox 111y 156d - Thelma McLeod 111y 138d - Merle Phillips 111y 125d - Kameo Oya 111y 123d - Helen Turner 111y 103d - Miriam Moore 111y 80d - Rosalie Esposito 111y 30d - Rosena Hankerson 111y 15d - Anna Medwenitsch ≥111y - Christine Hoscheid 110y 364d - Herbert Engle 110y 338d - Sally Ellis 110y 266-296d - Hide Morokuma Mean age of cohort: 112y 9d (minimum) 112y 27d (maximum) 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Clorox Bleachman 2,457 Posted August 20 What is there to do but to pick 20 more 110-year-olds? Let's see if one becomes the world's oldest person in 2030. Delia Maria Solano Hernández (Colombia) – 13th Jan 1914 Fusako Wakai (Japan) – 19th Jan 1914 Leontina Ruberto (Italy) – 19th Jan 1914 Elizabeth Werrenrath (USA) – 28th Jan 1914 Helen Ching (USA) – 28th Jan 1914 Fumi Seino (Japan) – 2nd Feb 1914 Emma Robinson (USA) – 9th Feb 1914 Hilda Luck (UK) – 19th Feb 1914 Sadami Matsuoka (Japan) – 20th Feb 1914 Anonymous (UK) – 20th Feb 1914 Doris Watts (UK) – 28th Feb 1914 Yoshiko Miwa (USA) – 28th Feb 1914 Primo Olivieri (Brazil) – 7th Mar 1914 Haruko Tanaka (Japan) – 7th Mar 1914 Kirsten Schwalbe (Denmark) – 10th Mar 1914 Julia Siragusa (Puerto Rico/USA) – 11th Mar 1914 Kiyotaka Mizuno (Japan) – 14th Mar 1914 Vitantonio Lovallo (Italy) – 28th Mar 1914 Odessa Bowie (USA) – 29th Mar 1914 Marjorie Hodnett (UK) – 1st Apr 1914 Should be an interesting mix. 3 men, 5 pairs of birthday twins, 7 or 8 nationalities. I'm rooting for Hilda because her surname is Luck, she once lived in Scotland, and she was born on the same day as my grandad. 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bobytomi 125 Posted August 20 RIP Maria Branyas Our new doyenne is now Tomiko Itooka and I hope to see new photos of her when she is visited by The Guinness World Records. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lafaucheuse 4,052 Posted August 20 She took the time to inform everyone on X that she was dying, how thoughtful ! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
frleon 138 Posted August 20 Charlotte Kretschmann is active on Insta (there’s no info whether she or eg a relative takes care of the account, fwiw, her terse messages do sound like what my 80-something grandparents would write), though silent since march. If on her birthday in December there’s no activity that’d be a very bad sign. However, there’s a reassuring article on that factory visit mentioned by arghton (https://www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de/inhalt.aelteste-deutsche-aus-kirchheim-unter-teck-114-jaehrige-besucht-dettinger-schokoladenfabrik.bebc5d4b-50bc-4e5e-8c77-08476d81dbb1.html, paywalled). It’s very much on-brand, given her documented love of rich food and the old drink: She says the milk chocolate looks nice but she’d prefer something with alcohol in it. In a wheelchair, but with (at least!) some sight and hearing left, and unlike eg Lucile Randon, enjoying life very much. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drol 12,014 Posted August 20 I'll paste here some comments taken from the 110Club. Remember, for the death of a 117 year old who died in her sleep without suffering. "Rest in peace... I can't believe it! " "I did not know She died,but i opened the 110 club where It said She died and i though It was fake,i was having a panic Attack cause She seemed strong,when i checked on Google "Maria branyas morera"It said She died August 19 2024,i am gonna cry" "Nooo!!! Please someone tell me that this is not really happening, I want to believe that this is fake news... I am in Shock and on the verge of tears right now!!!! I refuse to believe this happened.. The entire World should be in mourning for 2 weeks with this horrible news, Maria Branyas is in my thoughts right now." 1 13 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Beltranesss 9 Posted August 20 That sucks. Maria was the only supercentenarian I truly believed she could beat Jeanne Calment. Crazy to think that Lucile Randon lived one year longer than her, blind and unable to move a muscle in her body. WTF 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
