1. Ján Slávik (Prešov) (b. 24 June 1920), 106 y.o.
2. Daniel Lehotský (Žilina) (b. 22 Dec 1920), 105 y.o.
3. Imrich Juško (Prešov) (b. 2 June 1921), 105? y.o.
4. František Švidraň (Banská Bystrica) (b. 21 July 1922), 104 y.o.
5. Ladislav Sakáč (Prešov) (b. 3 Nov 1922), 103 y.o.
6. Jozef Hrdý (Šaštín Stráže) (b. 10 Apr 1923), 103 y.o.
7. Ladislav Lampert (Bratislava) (b. 9 Feb 1924), 102 y.o.
8. Ján Mihálik (Svidnik) (b. 6 Mar 1924), 102? y.o. 
9. Alexander Kianička (Bánová) (b. 7 July 1924), 102 y.o.
10. Mikuláš Legnavský (Livovská Huta) (b. 27 Oct 1924), 101 y.o.

4. Sándor Nagy (Vinica) (b. 7 July 1922), 104 y.o.

Top 10 Oldest living men in Slovakia 

I also think we could start a thread for this topic.

1. Ján Slávik (Prešov) (b. 24 June 1920), 106 y.o.
2. Daniel Lehotský (Žilina) (b. 22 Dec 1920), 105 y.o.
3. Imrich Juško (Prešov) (b. 2 June 1921), 105? y.o.
4. Sándor Nagy (Vinica) (b. 7 July 1922), 104 y.o.
5. František Švidraň (Banská Bystrica) (b. 21 July 1922), 104 y.o.
6. Ladislav Sakáč (Prešov) (b. 3 Nov 1922), 103 y.o.
7. Jozef Hrdý (Šaštín Stráže) (b. 10 Apr 1923), 103 y.o.
8. Ladislav Lampert (Bratislava) (b. 9 Feb 1924), 102 y.o.
9. Ján Mihálik (Svidnik) (b. 6 Mar 1924), 102? y.o. 
10. Alexander Kianička (Bánová) (b. 7 July 1924), 102 y.o.

UR. Mikuláš Legnavský (Livovská Huta) (b. 27 Oct 1924), 101 y.o.

Helena Ruczová, Slovakia’s Oldest Person, Turns 107

Helena Ruczová, the oldest living person in Slovakia, celebrated her 107th birthday in Galanta on 11 June, according to Nový Čas.

Ruczová was born in the village of Veľké Úľany, in the Galanta District of the Trnava Region in southwestern Slovakia, where she lived until the age of 12. Her family then moved to Bratislava, where she spent most of her life. She also lived for periods in Budapest, Hungary, and in the Czech Republic.

She studied at a business academy in Budapest but completed only three of the five years of study because World War II broke out. After the war, she worked in payroll administration and later spent a year in manufacturing. She then worked for 30 years in hotels and restaurants in the Beskid Mountains, starting as a bartender and eventually working her way up to become a hotel manager.

She was married twice. Her first husband, Imrich, whom she married in 1942, was sent to the Russian front during World War II and was killed, leaving her a widow with a young son. In the late 1940s, she married Karol, with whom she had a daughter. Her second husband died in 1984.

On 21 February 2026, following the passing of 107-year-old Juliana Jarošová, she became the oldest known living person in Slovakia.

on her 106th birthday in 2025.

Slovakia's oldest living person, celebrated her 107th birthday: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZfh57ENQsa/?igsh=MWhoZ3hvdHFzdGk2NA==

Happy Birthday and congratulations!

on her 106th birthday in 2025.

Juliana Jarošová, Slovakia’s Oldest Person, Dies at 107

Juliana Jarošová, the oldest living person in Slovakia, passed away in Nitra on 21 February, at the age of 107 years, 240 days.

Jarošová was born in the Czech Republic, on 26 June 1918, and grew up as the eldest of eight children. At the age of 18, she married her neighbor, Ondrej. Her husband passed away in 1985 at the age of 73.

While living in the Czech mountains, they ran a small farm with horses, cows, a pig, and poultry, which demanded constant care. In 1959, they moved to Slovakia, where Juliana worked on state-owned properties, tending to the fields, forests, and animals.

Following the passing of Ilona Szekér (23 December 1917 – 12 September 2023), she became the oldest known living person in Slovakia.

At 107:

Mihályné Szemler (née Magdolna Kűhn) - of District XIV, Budapest - sadly passed away on 3 August 2024, at the age of 108 years, 320 days. She was born on 18 September 1915, in Késmárk, Austria-Hungary (now Kežmarok, Slovakia), into an ethnic German family.