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15/10/2025 1:02 am
Edna Scott, of Worland, Wyoming, was born on 24 November 1915, and passed away on 9 October 2025, at the age of 109.
She may be the oldest person to ever die in Wyoming.
Source: https://www.echovita.com/us/obituaries/wy/worland/edna-scott-20446639
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15/10/2025 9:31 am
Rest in peace Ms Scott.
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06/11/2025 10:18 pm
Do we know who the oldest living person in Wyoming is right now?
07/11/2025 6:39 am
@diego I believe an anonymous woman born 17 August 1917, but we aren't sure about her place of residence yet.
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07/11/2025 2:12 pm
@musicotic Thank you very much.
Just a curiosity: Has this state ever had a supercentenarian?
31/12/2025 3:15 am
@diego Not that we are aware of. We have confirmed that the woman lives in Wyoming, but she was born 15 August 1917.
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31/12/2025 6:49 am
@livinnho Yes, that's correct, I just don't share names of living people on the forums when there are only social media posts by family members.
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31/12/2025 10:09 pm
(Ale, Edna Scott was born in 1915... it's her successor as the new OLP in Wyoming who was born in 1917.)
May Mrs Scott rest in peace.
Overduidelijk misschien.
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31/12/2025 10:46 pm
For clarification, Edna Scott is fully documented and verified as born on 24 November 1915. She has a contemporary birth certificate for that date of birth. I was hoping she would live to 110 and become the first supercentenarian to live in Wyoming.
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29/01/2026 4:04 am
Virginia Milnichak passed away on December 31, 2025 in Buffalo. It's very sad that she died on the same day we were talking about her.
Who would be the oldest person in Wyoming now?
Virginia Milnichak | Obituários | buffalobulletin.com
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29/01/2026 5:16 am
To be honest, I feel it in my heart that there is a supercentenarian who died in Wyoming already, we just have yet to discover that person. My thoughts are that they were born in the early 1910's. After all, 1910-1914 produced quite a handful of supercentenarians in the USA
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