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04/04/2024 10:31 am
Mrs. Lillian Moran from Moorhead, Minnesota, USA sadly passed away on April 2, 2024 at the age of 113 years old.
She was born on March 18, 1911 in Maddock, North Dakota, USA and she was the oldest living person in Minnesota.
https://www.hansonrunsvold.com/obituaries/Lillian-Moran/#!/TributeWall
Rest in peace, Ms. Moran.
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04/04/2024 10:56 am
Rest in peace Ms Moran.
04/04/2024 11:50 am
Very sad news. Her age of 113 was the culmination of her family's exceptional longevity. Lillian's maternal grandmother Anna Jorgina Nottestad (1870-1973) lived to be 103, and what I find truly astonishing is that her five earliest-born children were all alive at the beginning 1989, at the ages of 101, 98, 95, 93 and 91, respectively. Eventually, five of Anna's children lived to be at least 99, including Lillian's mother, Emma Julia Jacobson (1890-1990).
May Mrs. Moran she rest in peace.
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04/04/2024 4:03 pm
She is the 431 oldest person in history.166 oldest in US history. She was the oldest living person living in Minnesota, Frances Volz succeeds her born on 13 July 1913 in
Red Wing, Minnesota, Moran is the 5th oldest in history to die in that state. She was the oldest living person born in North Dakota and 3rd in history, she is now succeeded by Dorothy Reed born on June 9, 1913 in Fried.Moran was the 4 oldest person in the USA and 24th in the world
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04/04/2024 4:49 pm
R.I.P. Ms Lillian Moran
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04/04/2024 5:52 pm
@diego Others have already mentioned it, but I also do think it'd be beneficial if you stuck to, let's say, top 20 or top 50 achievements only. It is obviously cannot be stated for certain she was the 431st oldest person in history (we could probably never learn her real spot), and it just sounds insignificant and, honestly, a bit belittling, too (even though we know age 113 is an amazing achivement).
ESO Correspondent for Hungary (since 2020)
GRG Correspondent for Hungary (2020-2023)
Tracker and researcher of Hungarian and other Central European (super)centenarians (since 2016)
Enthusiast of extreme longevity (since childhood)
04/04/2024 7:24 pm
@diego Others have already mentioned it, but I also do think it'd be beneficial if you stuck to, let's say, top 20 or top 50 achievements only. It is obviously cannot be stated for certain she was the 431st oldest person in history (we could probably never learn her real spot), and it just sounds insignificant and, honestly, a bit belittling, too (even though we know age 113 is an amazing achivement).
I don't consider it derogatory, it is an achievement, yes, and incredible, it is not my intention to depreciate anyone, quite the opposite. Her position is in relation to the validated
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04/04/2024 8:44 pm
The word โderogateโ may be slightly better than using โdepreciateโ here.
Depreciate is an accounting term which tends to relate to periodically writing down the value of an asset as it ages.
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05/04/2024 11:55 pm
Rest in Peace, Mrs. Lillian Moran. She was the oldest white American resident for the last bit of her life... when was the last time that title had been held by a 112-year-old?
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