Maria Branyas He died at the age of 117 years of age in Spain; was the person longest-lived in the world currently.
Branyas’ family confirmed the tragic news, indicating that he passed away at six in the morning on Monday, August 19, at his residence in Saint Mary of Tura of Olotlocated in Spain.
The account of X The death of the supercentenarian – managed by one of her sons-in-law – was confirmed and a final message from María Branyas was added:
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“Maria Branyas has left us. She died as she wanted: in her sleep, peacefully and without pain. A few days ago she told us: ‘One day I will leave here. I will never taste coffee again, or eat yogurt, or pamper the Fairy… I will also leave my memories, my reflections… and I will cease to exist in that body. One day, which I do not know, but which is very close, this long journey will be over. Death will find me worn out from having lived so much, but I want it to find me smiling, free and satisfied.’ We will always remember her for her advice and kindness.”
and I will cease to exist in this body. One day I don’t know, but it’s very close, this long journey will be over. Death will find me worn out from having lived so long, but I want it to find me smiling, free and satisfied.” We will always remember her for her advice and kindness.
— Catalan Super Grandma (@MariaBranyas112) August 20, 2024
The Guinness World Records account noted that Maria Branyas more -American, Spanish- died in a retirement home in Catalonia where she lived for the last 20 years of her life.
María Branyas nation the March 4th of 1907 in San Francisco, California, United States and held the title of being the oldest person in the world after the death of the Frenchwoman Lucile Randon on January 17, 2023.
Branyas Morea survived the pandemic of Covid-19 and his daughter Rosa Moret -80 years old- said that his mother did not suffer from any illness and passed away without any pain.
Maria joins the select list of 11 women who have lived longer in the world:
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- Jeanne Calment – 112 years and 164 days
- Kane Tanaka – 119 years and 107 days
- Sara Knauss – 119 years and 97 days
- Lucile Randon – 118 years and 340 days
- Maria Branyas Morea – 117 years and 168 days
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