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	Alida Victoria Grubba Rudge
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Birth:	10 July 1903; Jaragua do Sul, Santa Catarina
Death:	23 December 2016; Jaragua do Sul, Santa Cararina
Age:	113 years, 166 days
Country:	BRA
	Validated

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Alida Victoria Rudge (née Grubba) (10 July 1903 – 23 December 2016) was a Brazilian supercentenarian who was the oldest verified living person in Brazil and the oldest living person in South America at the time of her death. She is the second verified supercentenarian from Brazil after Maria Gomes Valentim.

Biography

Alida Victoria Grubba was born in Jaragua do Sul, in the Brazilian state Santa Catarina. Her father was Bernard Grubba and her mother was Maria (née Moser) Grubba. In 1905, Bernard built a mansion in which Álida currently resides. She was the 2nd oldest out of 7 children in total. She married Manoel Rudge and the couple had a son named Adhemar, born 25 October 1926. He is a retired colonel in the Brazilian army and resides in Sao Paolo. Álida became a widow in 1953.

In 2012, due to old age, she became unable to walk. On her 111th birthday, it was mentioned that she took daily medication against cholesterol, anaemia, diabetes and high blood pressure.

Rudge died on 23 December 2016 at the age of 113 years, 166 days.

References

Gerontology Research Group
A Noticia 9 July 2011
OCP Online 10 July 2014
Morre aos 113 anos, mulher mais velha da América do Sul 23 December 2016

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-|birthplace = Jaraguá do Sul, Santa Catarina
 |sex = Female
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+|birthplace = Jaragua do Sul, Santa Catarina
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-'''Alida Victoria Rudge''' (née '''Grubba''') (born 10 July 1903) is a [[Latin American supercentenarians|Brazilian]] [[supercentenarian]] who, at the age of {{AgeYD|1903|7|10}}, is the oldest verified living person in Brazil and the second oldest living person in South America. She is the 2nd verified supercentenarian from Brazil after [[Maria Gomes Valentim]].
+|deathplace = Jaragua do Sul, Santa Cararina
+|sort = Rudge, Alida Grubba
+}}'''Alida Victoria Rudge''' (née '''Grubba''') (10 July 1903 – 23 December 2016) was a [[Latin American supercentenarians|Brazilian]] [[supercentenarian]] who was the oldest verified living person in Brazil and the oldest living person in South America at the time of her death. She is the second verified supercentenarian from Brazil after [[Maria Gomes Valentim]].
 ==Biography==
-She was born in Jaraguá do Sul, in the Brazilian state Santa Catarina. Her father was Bernard Grubba and her mother was Maria (née Moser) Grubba. In 1905, Bernard built a mansion in which Álida currently resides. She was the 2nd oldest out of 7 children in total. She married Manoel Rudge and the couple had a son named Adhemar, born 25 October 1926. He is a retired colonel in the Brazilian army and resides in Sao Paolo. Álida became a widow in 1953.
+Alida Victoria Grubba was born in Jaragua do Sul, in the Brazilian state Santa Catarina. Her father was Bernard Grubba and her mother was Maria (née Moser) Grubba. In 1905, Bernard built a mansion in which Álida currently resides. She was the 2nd oldest out of 7 children in total. She married Manoel Rudge and the couple had a son named Adhemar, born 25 October 1926. He is a retired colonel in the Brazilian army and resides in Sao Paolo. Álida became a widow in 1953.
-In 2012, due to old age, she became unable to walk. On her 111th birthday, it was mentioned that she takes daily medication against cholesterol, anaemia, diabetes and high blood pressure.
+In 2012, due to old age, she became unable to walk. On her 111th birthday, it was mentioned that she took daily medication against cholesterol, anaemia, diabetes and high blood pressure.
+Rudge died on 23 December 2016 at the age of 113 years, 166 days.
 ==References==
+*[http://www.grg.org/SC/SCindex.html Gerontology Research Group]
 *[http://anoticia.clicrbs.com.br/sc/noticia/2011/07/mulher-mais-velha-de-jaragua-do-sul-completa-108-anos-3382355.html A Noticia] 9 July 2011
 *[http://ocponline.com.br/noticias/mulher-mais-idosa-de-jaragua-do-sul-completa-111-anos-hoje/ OCP Online] 10 July 2014
+*[http://www.24horasnews.com.br/entretenimento/ver/morre-aos-113-anos-mulher-mais-velha-da-america-do-sul.html Morre aos 113 anos, mulher mais velha da América do Sul] 23 December 2016
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+{{Titleholders-oldest-living-Brazilian}}
 [[Category:Brazil births]]
+[[Category:Brazil deaths]]
+[[Category:Santa Catarina births]]
+[[Category:Santa Catarina deaths]]

Alida Victoria Grubba Rudge

Birth:	10 July 1903 Jaragua do Sul, Santa Catarina
Death:	23 December 2016 Jaragua do Sul, Santa Cararina
Age:	113 years, 166 days
Country:	BRA
Validated