Francis Piscatella (113) alive as of yesterday. She looks good!

Vickie Borra (USA, 7 April 1915) of Culver City, California confirmed alive as of 11 August 2026 at age 111.

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Vickie Borra (USA, 7 April 1915) of Culver City, California confirmed alive as of 11 August 2026 at age 111.

Do you know, by chance, if Elsie Sprous made it to 111?

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Vickie Borra (USA, 7 April 1915) of Culver City, California confirmed alive as of 11 August 2026 at age 111.

A photo from her 111th birthday. See her LongeviQuest profile for more photos.

The Doyenne of Denmark visiting a park on August 14, 2026.

Anna Boffilo Natella (ITA/USA, 113.7) alive as of 15 August 2026;

Nella Faleri (ITA, 111.3) in good shape as of 15 August 2026.

Nonna Laurina (ITA, 115.7) alive as of 16 August 2026.

Genoveffa Marinucci (ITA, 110.7) in good shape as of 16 August 2026

Isnet May Oldfield (JAM/CAN, 110) alive as of 18 August 2016: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20260818/110-years-strong

Gentilina Raccosta (ITA, 111) alive as of 24 August 2026.

Zoraida Montezuma (112) alive yesterday. Source: Facebook

Nonna Laurina (ITA, 115.8) alive as of 27 August 2026.

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Zoraida Montezuma (112) alive yesterday. Source: Facebook

Alive on 27 August. Source: Facebook

Fuyo Kishimoto (岸本ふよ) of Kyoto Pr. (JPN) confirmed alive as the new oldest living person in Japan after the death of Ms. Kagawa, on 27 August 2026.

Vitantonio Lovallo (ITA, 112.5) alive as of 31 August 2026.

Congratulations to Mrs Kishimoto, who recently also entered the top 100 oldest women of all time.

New picture of Angela Luigia Ventura (ITA, 110):

(2 September 2026).

The Doyenne of Denmark alive as of 5 September 2026.

She is concerned about lonely elderly people and would like to help them.

Dora Caverson (almost 112) alive yesterday

Source: Facebook

Dorothy Mimms (113) alive on 7 September. Source: Facebook

Zoraida Montezuma (112) alive on 9 September. Source: Facebook

Iosif Rus confirmed alive today as the new OLP of Romania, photo taken on 29 August 2026.

Nonna Laurina (ITA, 115.8) alive as of 16 September 2026.

Doyenne of Denmark alive as of 17 September 2026:

Francis Piscatella (113) alive on 14 September. Source: Facebook

Sono Yamamoto (JPN, 112) alive as of 17 September 2026

Naomi Whitehead (USA) confirmed alive few days before her 116th birthday:

https://www.theblacksheartimes.com/article/13065,patterson-holds-event-for-naomi-whitehead-on-her-116th-birthday

Doyenne of Denmark alive as of 24 September 2026:

Taking a coffee and walking near the Sea.

Canuto González Brito (PRY, 110) alive as of 25 September 2026:

Nonna Laurina (ITA, 115.9) in stable shape as of 29 September 2026.

Her daughter Maria wants to thanks all people who loves/likes her mother Nonna Laurina.

Alice McNicholl (UK/AUS, almost 111) alive as of 30 September 2026:

https://www.southerncrosscare.com.au/news-items/centenarian-alice-liverpool-football-clubs-oldest-dedicated-fan

Centenarian Alice is Liverpool Football Club’s oldest dedicated fan

At 110 years old, Alice McNicholl is the oldest living person in South Australia, and among the 10 oldest people in Australia. 

Born in England in 1915, Alice was one of 10 children and naturally learned to sew from a young age - setting her up for a career and a lifelong hobby. 

Alice has never played sport, although she was a passionate ballroom dancer, but she has always been interested in watching sport, especially soccer. 

She has been a member of the Liverpool Football Club’s fan base since she was 10 years old and went to watch the matches every Saturday with her father. 

The Club even sent her a letter of acknowledgement for being their oldest and most long-standing, dedicated fan. 

Alice took a job at the Mersey Bedding and Upholstery Factory in Liverpool when she was 16 and began going to Blackpool with a group of friends regularly on weekends. 

One of these friends, Bill, had also started working at the factory at the age of 16 and the couple started dating. 

At the age of 23, Alice and Bill married with a large wedding at St Annes Church in Liverpool. 

With her interest and skills in sewing, Alice of course made her own wedding dress and also the four dresses for her bridesmaids. 

As there were no electronic sewing machines at the time, all of the dresses were made on a small sewing machine operated by turning a wheel by hand. 

Bill was in the Territorial Army, so when WWII broke out in 1939, he was conscripted to the regular army and served away from home for seven years - leaving only a few weeks before their first son was born. 

The family’s home was bombed during the war and in the aftermath Alice found it difficult to find upholstery work. 

She decided England just wasn’t the same anymore and took two years to convince Bill that the family should move to Australia. 

They finally migrated on the ship The Australia in 1956 as part of the Australian Government’s post war migration drive. 

By that time, Alice had four boys aged 3 months, 2 years, 5 years and 16 years, but she said it was a move both she and Bill never regretted. 

Alice was employed at Jaffers Furniture at Port Adelaide for 12 years and then at David Jones, where she worked until she reluctantly had to retire due to compulsory retirement regulations. 

After work she continued sewing clothes voluntarily, in particular making wedding dresses for friends, giving her time and expert skill at the machine freely. 

On retirement Alice and Bill moved to Queensland where they enjoyed many years socialising with friends, over a Guinness or two, and travelling to different parts of Australia. 

Alice continued to live independently, with some family support, until she moved to John Paul II Village Residential Care at 107 years old. 

Despite her vast knowledge and experience, Alice said she doesn’t have any advice to give on how to live a long life. 

“I’ve always just followed everyone else’s advice,” she said. Perhaps that is good advice in itself! 

But Alice has always kept busy and made use of every waking hour - if not for sewing then for reading or tending her colourful potted flowers that she so enjoyed watching grow.

She said the best part of her life has been her marriage and family.

Doyenne of Denmark alive as of 4 October 2026:

Luigia Simone Catania (ITA/CAN, almost 111) alive as of 14 October 2026.