111-year-old John Alfred Tinniswood from England has officially claimed the title of the world’s oldest living man, following the death of Juan Vicente Pérez at age 114. Tinniswood, who was born in Liverpool in 1912, has lived through two world wars, as well as the Great Influenza and Covid-19 pandemics.
Tinniswood is a devoted fan of Liverpool football club and holds the record for the oldest surviving male World War II veteran. Currently residing in a care home in Southport, he enjoys reading the paper and listening to the radio. The staff at the care home describe him as an amazing individual with many stories to share.
Despite his incredible longevity and experiences, Tinniswood emphasizes that longevity is a matter of luck. However, he also emphasizes the importance of moderation in life. His remarkable journey serves as a living testament to resilience and the passage of time. Meanwhile, Maria Branyas Morera from Spain continues to hold the title of the world’s oldest living woman at age 117 years old.
