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So if there was a hypothetical mirror DL that had the oldest people around on it, it would probably look something like this...

 

6th July 1900 – Frederica Sagor Maas

5th December 1903 – Johannes Heesters

30th April 1905 – Sergey Nikolsky

18th December 1905 – Irving Kahn

20th March 1906 – Ruby Muhammad

18th January 1907 – Lina Haag (WWII German resistance fighter)

25th February 1907 – Kathryn Wasserman Davis

1st April 1907 – Dr Sree Sree Shivakumara Swamiji

21st April 1907 – Wade Mainer (American singer)

3rd May 1907 – Dorothy Young (Houdini’s assistant)

24th August 1907 – Bruno Giacometti (architect)

2nd September 1907 – Miriam Seegar

23rd November 1907 – Run Run Shaw

12th December 1907 – Roy Douglas

15th December 1907 – Oscar Niemeyer

26th May 1908 – Nguyen Ngoc Tho (first PM of South Vietnam)

11th December 1908 – Elliot Carter

11th December 1908 – Manoel de Oliveira (film director)

11th December 1908 – Alfred Proksch (Austrian Olympian)

1st February 1909 – George Beverly Shea

22nd April 1909 – Rita Levi-Montalcini (1986 Nobel Medicine Prize)

19th May 1909 – Nicholas Winton

27th May 1909 – Dolores Hope

12th January 1910 – Luise Rainer

25th March 1910 – Magda Olivero (Italian soprano)

8th October 1910 – Paulette Dubost

7th December 1910 – Edmundo Ros

29th December 1910 – Ronald Coase (1991 Nobel Economics Prize)

1st January 1911 – Roman Totenberg (violinist)

25th January 1911 – Kurt Maetzig (German director)

28th January 1911 – Johan Van Hulst

28th February 1911 – Otakar Vavra

9th March 1911 – Ebby Halliday

18th April 1911 – Maurice Goldhaber

10th May 1911 – Bel Kaufman

20th June 1911 – Paul Pietsch (German racer)

24th June 1911 – Ernesto Sabato

1st July 1911 – Sergei Sokolov

18th August 1911 – Amelia Boynton Robinson (civil rights activist)

5th October 1911 – Pierre Dansereau (ecologist)

10th October 1911 – Clare Hollingworth (journalist)

3rd February 1912 – Mary Carlisle

1st March 1912 – Boris Chertok (Russian rocket designer)

17th April 1912 – Marta Eggerth

1st October 1912 – Kathleen Ollenrenshaw

1st November 1912 – Gunther Plaut

20th November 1912 – Otto Von Habsburg (Emperor of Austria/King of Hungary)

17th December 1912 – Edward Short

22nd January 1913 – Henry Bauchau

10th February 1913 – Douglas Slocombe

 

Taking out a few people who were famous for who they were rather than what they were (John McCain's mum and the WW1 vets) gives us the Old Folks Shadow List.

 

Not sure about the obits chances of said old folk, but about 30/50 would get obits at a low estimate.

 

Also for those looking for last minute old people to add to their lists, here are notable (and slightly obscurer but still notable) people who will be 80 or over in 2011...

 

 

26th June 1913 – Maurice Wilkes

7th July 1913 – Pinetop Perkins

28th August 1913 – Boris Pahor

31st August 1913 – Bernard Lovell

24th September 1913 - Herb Jeffries

25th December 1913 – Tony Martin

22nd February 1914 – Renato Dulbecco (1975 Nobel Medicine Prize)

8th April 1914 – Claire Martin

28th April 1914 – Michel Mohrt

26th June 1914 – Doc Williams

29th July 1914 – Irwin Corey

11th August 1914 – Hugh Martin

26th September 1914 – Jack LaLanne

8th November 1914 – Norman Lloyd

15th December 1914 – Anatole Abragam

16th January 1915 – Leslie H. Martinson

18th January 1915 – Santiago Carrillo

1st February 1915 – Alicia Rhett (Gone with the Wind)

11th February 1915 – Patrick Leigh Fermor

19th February 1915 – John Freeman

19th March 1915 – Patricia Morison

10th April 1915 – Harry Morgan

19th May 1915 – Renee Asherson

27th May 1915 – Herman Wouk

12th June 1915 – David Rockefeller

17th June 1915 – Mario Echandi Jiminez (president of Costa Rica)

26th June 1915 – Charlotte Zolotow

27th June 1915 – Grace Lee Boggs (feminist author)

2nd July 1915 – Duke of Wellington

15th July 1915 – Ablert Ghiorso (nuclear scientist)

28th July 1915 – Charles Townes (invented lasers!)

27th August 1915 – Norman F Ramsey (1989 Nobel Physics Prize)

30th August 1915 – Princess Lilian, Duchess of Halland

8th September 1915 – Frank Cady

15th October 1915 – Yitzak Shamir

7th December 1915 – Eli Wallach

17th December 1915 – Robert A. Dahl (political scientist)

8th May 1916 – Joao Havelange

20th May 1916 – Owen Chadwick

31st May 1916 – Bernard Lewis (historian)

1st July 1916 – Olivia de Havilland

4th July 1916 – Fernand Leduc

11th July 1916 – Gough Whitlam

6th August 1916 – Dom Mintoff

28th August 1916 – Jack Vance

1st September 1916 – Dorothy Cheney (tennis, 1938 Australian Open winner)

17th September 1916 – Mary Stewart

11th November 1916 – Bob Carr

9th December 1916 – Kirk Douglas

6th February 1917 – Zsa Zsa Gabor

14th February 1917 – Herbert A Hauptman (1985 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

12th March 1917 – Googie Withers

20th March 1917 – Vera Lynn

7th April 1917 – RG Armstrong

26th April 1917 – I.M. Pei (Architect, Louvre Glass Pyramid, Rock n Roll Hall of Fame building)

29th April 1917 – Celeste Holm

1st June 1917 - William S. Knowles (2001 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

10th June 1917 – Eric Hobsbawm

17th July 1917 – Phyllis Diller

30th August 1917 – Denis Healey

7th September 1917 – John Cornforth (1975 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

11th September 1917 – Herbert Lom

2nd October 1917 – Christian de Duve (1974 Nobel Medicine Prize)

22nd October 1917 – Joan Fontaine

22nd November 1917 – Andrew Huxley (1963 Nobel Medicine Prize)

23rd November 1917 – Michael Gough

24th December 1917 – Ernest Borgnine

1st January 1918 – Frances Bay

15th February 1918 – Allan Arbus

16th February 1918 – Patty Andrews

22nd February 1918 – Don Pardo

4th March 1918 – Margaret DuPont (French Open 46, 49, Wimbledon 47, US Open 48, 49, 50 Winner)

8th April 1918 – Betty Ford

9th May 1918 – Mike Wallace

27th May 1918 – Yasuhiro Nakasone (Former Japanese PM)

18th June 1918 – Jerome Karle (1985 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

18th July 1918 – Nelson Mandela

31st July 1918 - Paul D. Boyer (1997 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

13th August 1918 – Frederick Sanger (1958/1980 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

8th October 1918 - Jens C. Skou (1997 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

7th November 1918 – Billy Graham

30th November 1918 – Efrem Zimbalist Jr

9th December 1918 – Joyce Redman

23rd December 1918 – Helmut Schimdt

14th January 1919 – Giulio Andreotti

23rd January 1919 – Hans Hass (Austrian environmentalist)

24th March 1919 – Lawrence Ferlinghetti

1st April 1919 – Joseph Murray (1990 Nobel Medicine Prize)

24th April 1919 – Glafcos Clerides (President of Cyprus)

1st May 1919 – Mohammed Karim Lamrani (3 time PM of Morocco)

3rd May 1919 – Peter Seeger

14th May 1919 – Denis Cannan

23rd May 1919 – Betty Garrett

6th June 1919 – Lord Carrington

19th June 1919 – Louis Jourdan

24th June 1919 – Al Molinaro

2nd August 1919 – Nehemiah Persoff

30th August 1919 – Kitty Wells

3rd October 1919 - James M. Buchanan (1986 Nobel Economics Prize)

9th October 1919 – Jason Wingreen (Boba Fett voice)

22nd October 1919 – Doris Lessing (2007 Nobel Lit Prize)

10th November 1919 – Mikhail Kalashnikov

19th November 1919 – Alan Young

26th November 1919 – Frederik Pohl

9th December 1919 – William Libscomb (1976 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

1st January 1920 – Heinz Zemanek (Austrian computer pioneer)

3rd January 1920 – Michael Anderson

9th January 1920 – Clive Dunn

16th January 1920 – Elliott Reid

19th January 1920 – Javier Perez de Cuellar (Secretary-General of the UN 1982-91)

24th January 1920 – Jerry Maren (munchkin)

3rd February 1920 – Henry Heimlich

3rd March 1920 – Ronald Searle

6th March 1920 – Lewis Gilbert

11th March 1920 – Niclaas Blumgergen ( Nobel Physics Prize)

15th March 1920 – Edward D Thomas (1990 Nobel Medicine Prize)

6th April 1920 –Edmond H Fischer (1992 Nobel Medicine Prize)

7th April 1920 – Ravi Shankar

13th April 1920 – Liam Cosgrave (Irish Taoisearch)

9th May 1920 – Richard Adams

17th June 1920 – Francois Jacob (1965 Nobel Medicine Prize)

28th June 1920 – Clarissa Eden

29th June 1920 – Ray Harryhausen

3rd August 1920 – PD James

4th August 1920 – Helen Thomas

17th August 1920 – Maureen O’Hara

22nd August 1920 – Ray Bradbury

14th September 1920 - Lawrence Klein (1980 Nobel Economics Prize)

23rd September 1920 – Mickey Rooney

27th September 1920 – Jayne Meadows

29th October 1920 – Baruj Benacerraf (1980 Nobel Medicine Prize)

2nd November 1920 – Ann Rutherford

5th November 1920 - Douglass North (1993 Nobel Economics Prize)

29th November 1920 – Yegor Ligachev

5th January 1921 – Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg

18th January 1921 – Yochiro Nambu (2008 Nobel Physics Prize)

31st January 1921 – Carol Channing

1st February 1921 – Peter Sallis

24th February 1921 – Abe Vigoda

1st March 1921 – Richard Wilbur

4th March 1921 – Halim El-Dabh (Egypitain composer/educator)

9th April 1921 – Yitzhak Navon (Israeli President)

14th April 1921 - Thomas Schelling (2005 Nobel Economics Prize)

16th May 1921 – Harry Carey Jr

25th May 1921 – Jack Steinberger (1988 Nobel Physics Prize)

25th May 1921 – Hal David

10th June 1921 – Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

21st June 1921 – Jane Russell

6th July 1921 – Nancy Reagan

10th July 1921 – Jake LaMotta

18th July 1921 – John Glenn

19th July 1921 – Rosalyn S Yallow (1977 Nobel Medicine Prize)

23rd August 1921 - Kenneth Arrow (1972 Nobel Economics Prize)

25th August 1921 – Monty Hall

28th August 1921 – Lidia Gueiler Tejada (Bolivian president)

25th October 1921 – Michael of Romania

5th November 1921 – Princess Fawzia of Egypt

8h November 1921 – Gene Saks (Tony award winning actor)

20th November 1921 – Dan Frazer

29th November 1921 – Jackie Stallone

4th December 1921 – Deanna Durbin (actress)

9th January 1922 – Har G Kharona (1968 Nobel Medicine Prize)

17th January 1922 – Betty White

6th February 1922 – Patrick Macnee

20th March 1922 – Carl Reiner

3rd April 1922 – Doris Day

27th April 1922 – Jack Klugman

27th May 1922 – Christopher Lee

11th June 1922 – Mihalis Kakogiannis

7th July 1922 – Pierre Cardin

15th July 1922 – Leon M Lederman (1988 Nobel Physics Prize)

19th July 1922 – George McGovern

8th September 1922 – Sid Caesar

9th September 1922 – Hans G Dehmelt (1989 Nobel Physics Prize)

15th September 1922 – Jackie Cooper

1st October 1922 – Chen-Ning Yang (1958 Nobel Physics Prize)

19th October 1922 – Juanita Moore

17th November 1922 – Stanley Cohen (1986 Nobel Medicine Prize)

28th December 1922 – Stan Lee

25th January 1923 – Arvid Carllson (2000 Nobel Medicine Prize)

2nd February 1923 – Liz SMith

12th February 1923 – Franco Zeffirelli

28th February 1923 – Charles Durning

9th March 1923 - Walter Kohn (1998 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

10th March 1923 – Val L Flitch (1980 Nobel Physics Prize)

26th May 1923 – Roy Dotrice

27th May 1923 – Henry Kissinger

2nd July 1923 – Wislawa Szymborska (1996 Nobel Lit Prize

16th May 1923 - Merton Miller (1990 Nobel Economics Prize)

6th July 1923 – Wojciech Jaruzelski

21st July 1923 - Rudolph A. Marcus (1991 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

22nd July 1923 – Bob Dole

26th July 1923 – Jan Berenstain

2nd August 1923 – Shimon Peres

29th August 1923 – Richard Attenborough

9th September 1923 – Cliff Robertson

20th November 1923 – Nadine Gordimer (1991 Nobel Lit Prize)

22nd November 1923 – Arthur Hiller

12th December 1923 – Bob Barker

13th December 1923 – Philip W Anderson (1977 Nobel Physics Prize)

7th January 1924 – Geoffrey Bayldon

8th January 1924 – Ron Moody

11th January 1924 – Roger Guillemin (1977 Nobel Medicine Prize)

21st February 1924 – Robert Mugabe

18th April 1924 – Roy Mason (Defence Sec)

2nd May 1924 – Theodore Bikel

11th May 1924 – Anthony Hewish (1974 Nobel Physics Prize)

3rd June 1924 – Torsten Wiesel (1981 Nobel Medicine Prize)

12th June 1924 – George HW Bush

25th June 1924 – Sidney Lumet

4th July 1924 – Eve Marie Saint

10th August 1924 – Martha Hyer

19th August 1924 – Willard Boyle (2009 Nobel Physics Prize)

23rd August 1924 - Robert Solow (1987 Nobel Economics Prize)

16th September 1924 – Lauren Bacall

1st October 1924 – Jimmy Carter

27th October 1924 – Ruby Dee

30th January 1925 – Dororthy Malone

18th February 1925 – George Kennedy

12th March 1925 – Leo Esaki (1973 Nobel Physics Prize)

3rd April 1925 – Tony Benn

29th April 1925 – Colette Marchand

8th June 1925 – Barbara Bush

23rd June 1925 – Oliver Smithies (2007 Nobel Medicine Prize)

29th June 1925 – Cara Williams

28th July 1925 – Baruch S Blumberg (1976 Nobel Medicine Prize)

1st September 1925 – Roy J Glauber (2005 Nobel Physics Prize)

16th September 1925 – BB King

3rd October 1925 – Gore Vidal

13th October 1925 – Margaret Thatcher

16th October 1925 – Angela Lansbury

11th November 1925 – June WHitfield

24th November 1925 – Simon Van der Meer (1984 Nobel Physics Prize)

27th November 1925 – Robert G Edwards (2010 Nobel Medicine Prize)

11th December 1925 – Paul Greengard (2000 Nobel Medicine Prize)

2nd December 1925 – Julie Harris

3rd December 1925 – Ferlin Husky

13th December 1925 – Dick Van Dyke

2nd February 1926 – Valery D’Estang

27th February 1926 – David H Hubel (1981 Nobel Medicine Prize)

24th March 1926 – Dario Fro (1997 Nobel Lit Prize)

5TH April 1926 – Roger Corman

17th April 1926 – Joan Lorring

21st April 1926 – Elizabeth II

30th June 1926 – Paul Berg (1980 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

1st July 1926 - Robert Fogel (1993 Nobel Economics Prize)

4th July 1926 – Alfredo di Stefano

9th July 1926 – Ben R Mottelson (1975 Nobel Physics Prize)

16th July 1926 - Irwin Rose (2004 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

21st July 1926 – Norman Jewison

6th August 1926 – Frank Finlay

11th August 1926 – Aaron Klug (1982 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

7th September 1926 – Patrick Jenkin (DWP Sec)

19th September 1926 – Masatoshi Koshiba (2002 Nobel Physics Prize)

21st September 1926 – Donald A Glaser (1960 Nobel Physics Prize)

24th November 1926 – Tsung-Dao Lee (1957 Nobel Physics Prize)

30th November 1926 – Andrew Schally (1977 Nobel Medicine Prize)

20th December 1926 – Sir Geoffrey Howe

1st January 1927 - Vernon L. Smith (2002 Nobel Economics Prize)

13th January 1927 – Sydney Brenner (2002 Nobel Medicine Prize)

20th February 1927 – Sidney Poitier

21st February 1927 – Hubert de Givenchy

6th March 1927 – Gabriel Garcia-Marquez

20th April 1927 - Karl A Muller (1987 Nobel Physics Prize)

9th May 1927 – Manfred Eigen (1967 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

22nd May 1927 - George A. Olah (1994 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

24th June 1927 – Martin L Perl (1995 Nobel Physics Prize)

28th June 1927 - Frank S. Rowland (1995 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

3rd July 1927 – Ken Russell

18th August 1927 – Rosalyn Carter

24th August 1927 - Harry Markowitz (1990 Nobel Economics Prize)

16th September 1927 – Peter Falk

6th October 1927 – Gunter Grass (1999 Nobel Lit Prize)

19th November 1927 – Rosemary Harris

20th November 1927 – Estelle Parsons

2nd December 1927 – Jimmy Stangster

5th January 1928 – Walter Mondale

17th January 1928 – Vidal Sassoon

1st February 1928 – Stuart Whitman (Australian actor)

14th March 1928 – Frank Borman (first man to circle the moon)

6th April 1928 – James D Watson (1962 Nobel Medicine Prize)

7th April 1928 – James Garner

26th May 1928 – Dr Jack Kevorkian

7th June 1928 – James Ivory

13th June 1928 - John F. Nash (1994 Nobel Economics Prize)

20th June 1928 – Martin Landau

25th June 1928 – Alexei A Abrikosov (2003 Nobel Physics Prize)

5th July 1928 – Pierre Mauroy (French PM)

12th July 1928 - Elias J. Corey (1990 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

14th July 1928 – Nancy Olson

16th August 1928 – Ann Blyth

25th August 1928 – Herbert Kroemer (2000 Nobel Physics Prize)

26th August 1928 – Ariel Sharon

27th August 1928 - Osamu Shimomura (2008 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

30th September 1928 – Elie Wiesel (1986 Nobel Peace Prize)

10th November 1928 – Ennio Morricone

7th December 1928 – Noam Chomsky

1929 – David Fisher

7th January 1929 – Terry Moore

23rd January 1929 - John C. Polanyi (1986 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

31st January 1929 – Rudolf Mossbauer (1961 Nobel Physics Prize)

5th April 1929 – Ivar Giaever (1973 Nobel Physics Prize)

10th April 1929 – Max von Sydow

22nd May 1929 – Edouard Ballader (French PM)

3rd June 1929 – Werner Arber (1978 Nobel Medicine Prize)

7th June 1929 – John Turner (Canadian PM)

1st July 1929 – Gerald Edelman (1972 Nobel Medicine Prize)

10th July 1929 – Winnie Ewing

21st July 1929 – Don Murray

24th July 1929 – Peter Yates

2nd August 1929 – David Waddington

8th August 1929 – Ronnie Biggs

15th September 1929 – Murray Gell-Mann (1969 Nobel Physics Prize)

25th September 1929 – Barbara Walters

28th October 1929 – Joan Plowright

2nd November 1929 – Richard E Taylor (1990 Nobel Physics Prize)

7th November 1929 – Eric Kandel (2000 Nobel Medicine Prize)

9th November 1929 – Imre Kertesz (2002 Nobel Lit Prize)

9th December 1929 – Bob Hawke

13th December 1929 – Christopher Plummer

20th January 1930 – Buzz Aldrin

23rd January 1930 – Derek Walcott (1992 Nobel Lit Prize)

30th January 1930 – Gene Hackman

25th February 1930 – Sister Wendy Beckett

27th February 1930 – Joanne Woodward

28th February 1930 – Leon Cooper (1972 Nobel Physics Prize)

8th March 1930 – Douglas Hurd

15th March 1930 –Z hores Alferov (2000 Nobel Physics Prize)

26th March 1930 – Sandra Day O’Connor

28th March 1930 – Jerome I Friedman (1990 Nobel Physics Prize)

30th March 1930 – John Astin

3rd April 1930 – Helmut Kohl

10th May 1930 – George E Smith (2009 Nobel Physics Prize)

21st May 1930 – Malcolm Fraser

31st May 1930 – Clint Eastwood

8th June 1930 - Robert Aumann (2005 Nobel Economics Prize)

19th July 1930 – Gena Rowlands

27th July 1930 – Shirley Williams

5th August 1930 – Neil Armstrong

23rd August 1930 – Michel Rocard (French PM)

25th August 1930 – Sean Connery

12th September 1930 - Akira Suzuki (2010 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

5th October 1930 - Reinhard Selten (1994 Nobel Economics Prize)

10th October 1930 - Yves Chauvin (2005 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

2nd December 1930 - Gary Becker (1992 Nobel Economics Prize)

3rd December 1930 – Jean-Luc Goddard

8th December 1930 – Maximillian Schell

5th January 1931 – Robert Duvall

17th January 1931 – James Earl Jones

20th January 1931 – David M Lee (1996 Nobel Physics Prize)

6th February 1931 – Rip Torn

9th February 1931 – Josef Masopust

18th February 1931 – Toni Morrison

2nd March 1931 – Michael Gorbachev

22nd March 1931 – Burton Richter (1976 Nobel Physics Prize)

23rd May 1931 – Barbara Barrie

28th May 1931 – Carroll Baker

31st May 1931 – John R. Schrieffer (1972 Nobel Physics Prize)

3rd June 1931 – Anthony Harvey

20th June 1931 – Olympia Dukakis

27th June 1931 – Martinus Veltman (1999 Nobel Physics Prize)

1st July 1931 – Leslie Caron

23rd July 1931 – Jan Troell

9th August 1931 – Mario Zagallo

15th August 1931 - Richard F. Heck (2010 Nobel Chemistry Prize)

23rd August 1931 – Hamilton O Smith (1978 Nobel Medicine Prize)

12th September 1931 – Ian Holm

29th September 1931 – James Cronin (1980 Nobel Physics Prize)

6th October 1931 – Riccardo Giaconni (2002 Nobel Physics Prize)

7th October 1931 – Desmond Tutu

31st October 1931 – Dan Rather

6th November 1931 – Mike Nichols

26th November 1931 – Adolfo P Esquivel (1980 Nobel Peace Price)

 

Apologies for the long list. Spoiler tagging things for length doesn't seem to work.

 

That concludes the post for "last minute add of old people who might be unique picks" selection.

 

 

In passing, I suppose Patrick Macnee will be on a fair few lists this year. He had 2 strokes in 2010, and photos of him in the US looked very frail. Though I can't seem to find the photos online now 2 months later - very strange.

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you missed a few people, oh, & why do you have Doris Day on there twice, & on two different years?

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you missed a few people, oh, & why do you have Doris Day on there twice, & on two different years?

 

No idea why Day was on it twice, I've edited out the wrong one.

 

I will have missed people through ignorance and forgetfulness, it's not a set in stone list as more a pooling of resources so far.

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msc - well done for your posting #441 in this thread - nice to see you making a real effort up there.

I've just pasted it into a word document and it was 8 pages, 444 lines 2,996 words and 15,832 characters.

 

Now all you have to do is sort out which ones you are going to run with! - oh and Lardy going a bit moist for you after looking at that long post!

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My list for 2011 ranked by age:

 

Delores Hope-27th May 1909, widow of Bob Hope will be 102 years old.

David Rockefeller-June 12, 1915, will be 96 years old, last of the Rockefeller brothers of the 3rd generation, longevity runs in family but he is getting pretty old.

Sargent Shriver-November 9, 1915, late stage Alzheimer's and has been for some time now.

Zsa Zsa Gabor-February 6, 1917, 2010 was a horrible year for her health wise and she can't hold on forever.

Berry Ford-April 8, 1918, a hermit since her husband's death, Ford library told me she was still living at home but in 2011 she will be 93 years old, same age her husband died.

George McGovern-July 19, 1922, no known public whearabouts in 2010 in spite of some activity in 2008 and 2009, will be 89 years old.

Bob Dole-July 22, 1923, hospitalized for pnemonia in 2010, other health problems in recent years, limited public appearances since 2008 and will be 88 years old.

George HW Bush-June 12, 1924, slowing down, few public appearances in 2010, Obama will present him medal of freedom in January, a sign of something we don't know?

Dick Cheney-January 30, 1941, various health problems dealing with congestive heart failure in 2010, bad looking in recent public appearances.

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msc - well done for your posting #441 in this thread - nice to see you making a real effort up there.

I've just pasted it into a word document and it was 8 pages, 444 lines 2,996 words and 15,832 characters.

 

Now all you have to do is sort out which ones you are going to run with! - oh and Lardy going a bit moist for you after looking at that long post!

 

One to watch would Nick Courtney, British cult TV actor - he was The Brigadier in Doctor Who for about 30 years - who, according to his friends on the convention circuit, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the Summer. And he's already had a stroke.

 

Apart from Anne Feeney (lung cancer), my list would probably be sadly rather conservative, with a bunch of old Nobel laureates and that sort. I know Charles Townes (inventor of lasers) was a bit ill around September, but was in fine fettle by October last I heard, so should be around for a while. Now I've said that he'll be dead in January.

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msc - well done for your posting #441 in this thread - nice to see you making a real effort up there.

I've just pasted it into a word document and it was 8 pages, 444 lines 2,996 words and 15,832 characters.

 

Now all you have to do is sort out which ones you are going to run with! - oh and Lardy going a bit moist for you after looking at that long post!

 

 

:P You should know I only have eyes for your hefty stats, RA!

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msc - well done for your posting #441 in this thread - nice to see you making a real effort up there.

I've just pasted it into a word document and it was 8 pages, 444 lines 2,996 words and 15,832 characters.

 

Now all you have to do is sort out which ones you are going to run with! - oh and Lardy going a bit moist for you after looking at that long post!

 

 

:D You should know I only have eyes for your hefty stats, RA!

:P

my spreadsheet now has 1680 people on it!

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msc - well done for your posting #441 in this thread - nice to see you making a real effort up there.

I've just pasted it into a word document and it was 8 pages, 444 lines 2,996 words and 15,832 characters.

 

Now all you have to do is sort out which ones you are going to run with! - oh and Lardy going a bit moist for you after looking at that long post!

 

 

:D You should know I only have eyes for your hefty stats, RA!

:P

my spreadsheet now has 1680 people on it!

 

 

Keep talking baby, I'm nearly there!

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this is Liz Taylor's single line entry:

takes up 3 lines in this window!

 

84859 36947 81499 1888 598 483 677 sun wu 8150 289 388 1 Elizabeth Taylor 210 ill brain tumor broken back x 4 cogestive heart failure diabetes AA tracheotompy hysterectomy suicide attempt overdose x2rehab HipOp fat bulimia appendix 3.5 16 0.695 79 21 7 1932 4584 107 7 45.84 26.75 79.59

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this is Liz Taylor's single line entry:

takes up 3 lines in this window!

 

84859 36947 81499 1888 598 483 677 sun wu 8150 289 388 1 Elizabeth Taylor 210 ill brain tumor broken back x 4 cogestive heart failure diabetes AA tracheotompy hysterectomy suicide attempt overdose x2rehab HipOp fat bulimia appendix 3.5 16 0.695 79 21 7 1932 4584 107 7 45.84 26.75 79.59

 

I don't know what any of that means, but what I do know is that I've got the horn!

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