#howoldislucilerandon

Lucile Randon was the world's oldest person and French Nun. She was also known as "Sister Andre,". He was born on February 11, 1904, in southern France, When World War I was still far away. Guinness World Records formally acknowledged her title in April last year. According to an AFP spokesman, she recently passed away on Tuesday at the age of 118. She died in her sleep at her nursing home in Toulon, according to spokesman David Tavella. She was long thought to be the oldest European, but the death of Japan's Ken Tanaka at the age of 119 last year made her the world's oldest person. Guinness World Records officially recognized her status in April 2022. Sister André grew up in the southern city of Alsace, she was the only girl among three brothers in a Protestant family. In an interview, she said on her 116th birthday, The return of her two brothers at the end of World War I was one of her fondest memories. She had served as a governess for wealthy families' children in Paris, where she spent what once described as the happiest time of her life. She had also converted to Catholicism and was baptized at age 26. She was also blind and used a wheelchair and she looked after other elders much younger than herself. * Who is the oldest known person in the world at present? -Marie Rose Tessier of France is currently the oldest person in the world. * What was Sister Andre's birth name? -Sister Andre's birth name was Lucille Redon and she was a French nun. Read the full article