My grandfather lived to be 95+ and my wife’s grandmother lived to 100+. There is a chance that we get our moneys worth out of till death do us part.
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Oldest relative?
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My wife's grandma died at 103 of old age. She knew everyone and had a good mind almost to the end. My Dad died at 96, after getting him out of the shower he said he wasn't feeling good and wanted to take a nap. My wife went to get him up for lunch and he was gone...if we all could be so lucky.
Currently 86. My grandpa lived to be 95. Several relatives lived into 80s and a few into 90s
Mom just turn 89 and her Mom lived to be 95.
Dad lived to 91. Mom lived to 92. Their minds were still good but they had many health issues. My aunt lived to 92 but was depressed after we lost mom. My aunt was the last of that generation.
All my grandparents have been gone a while. My wife’s grandma died in 2013, she was 93. My father in law is still working and driving around the southeast and he’s 83
That's the worst thing losing out on all that wisdom and history. Not to mention the quality of people. Younger generation, pay close attention and spend as much time with your elders as possible. You'll learn something and you'll both enjoy the time
At 71, I am my oldest living relative. No surviving parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins....
Longevity not a thing in my family...Dad died at 56, Mom at 63
Longevity not a thing in my family...Dad died at 56, Mom at 63
We (males) seem to expire about 83 - 87 years of age. The women folks don't do so well, the Turner men are hard on them I reckon. They usually expire about 70 - 74 years.
