U.S.’s oldest man dies at 112 December 29, 2008
Posted by Chris Stover in Random Rubbish.Tags: Obituary, Old People, Wikipedia
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One of my favorite entries in the Guiness Book of Records is the oldest living person record. I like to think of it more as a competition.
The oldest living man in the U.S. recently passed away at the age of 112 years and 206 days. That’s 16 presidencies (and just more than 20 days short of 17).
Old people have always fascinated me for an unknown reason. At the same time, I don’t think I could ever work at a geriatric home. Call me a hypocrite.
For more information on old people, I direct you to the Wikipedia page about supercentenarians.
Great to know that one of the oldest people living on this earth happens to be an US citizen. He saw through three centuries and he must have braved many adversities in his life. Now that he is no longer with us i would like to pay my online tributes to Chris Stover and wish that he may rest in peace.
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My neighbors aunt will be 111 on August 29, 2009. Where is she on the list of the oldest U.S. citizens?
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