Changes: Philibert Parnasse

	Guadeloupe's Oldest Living Person Titleholders (V • E)
	Mathilde Octavie Tafna • Marie Cayol • Camille Repir • Ismene Baffard • Philibert Parnasse • Ferdeline Vergelas-Tamarin • Alexandre Osseux • Germaine Jacmel • Anoncia Irma Agathe • Marthe Roch • Irena Martial • Juliana Sambin • Emilienne Becarmin

	France's Oldest Living Man Titleholders (V • E)
	Jean Teillet • Louis-Jules Lebon • Unknown • Pierre James • Adolphe Gravelines • Henri Perignon • Faustin Jaumard • Louis Brard • Andre Raynaud • Emile Fourcade • Bernard Delhom • Louis Arthur Bon • Leon-Clement Estivals • Jules Many • Theophane Rifosta • Alexis Daigneau • Raymond Abescat • Joseph Rabenda • Jean Chevenet • Maurice Floquet • Aime Avignon • Louis de Cazenave • Lazare Ponticelli • Pierre Picault • Joseph Malahieude • Felix Rostaing • Philibert Parnasse • Charles De Antoni • Andre Coudrat • Louis Le Bouedec • Emile Turlant • Philippe Vocanson • Roger Gouzy • Robert Bourdon • Georges Massard • Roger Auvin • Jules Theobald • Marcel Meys • Andre Boite • Jose Van Zandijcke • Andre Ludwig • Maurice Le Coutour

	Philibert Parnasse
	;
Birth:	6 May 1901; Baillif, Guadeloupe, France
Death:	24 October 2010; Guadeloupe, France
Age:	109 years, 171 days
Country:	GLP,FRA
	Centenarian

Revision as of 03:56, 30 December 2020

Philibert Parnasse (6 May 1901 – 24 October 2010) was a French-Guadeloupean centenarian, who was the oldest living man in France and Guadeloupe at the time of his death in 2010.^[1]He is also the oldest known man ever from Guadeloupe.

Parnasse was born in the rural community of Baillif in southern Guadeloupe on 6 May 1901. He resided with his wife in a small family home in Guadeloupe throughout his life. He suffered from paralysis soon after the death of his wife in 2001. He became the oldest man in France (Guadeloupe is politically part of the country) on 31 December 2009, following the death of Félix Maximilien Rostaing.

Parnasse died on 24 October 2010, in Guadeloupe at the age of 109 years, 171 days. The President of the Regional Council of Guadeloupe Victorin Lurel said of Parnasse, "I am really moved and sad. Right up until his last breath Philibert Parnasse had a lively spirit, and an outstandingly accurate memory. He was a real force of nature.

References

↑ Oldest Frenchman dies at 109 Radio France International

[rfi-1] Oldest Frenchman dies at 109 Radio France International

[1]

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
+{{Infobox centenarian
-<nowiki>'''Philibert Parnasse''' (May 6, 1901 – October 24, 2010) was a [[France|French]]-[[Guadeloupe]]an [[centenarian]], who was the oldest living man in [[France]] and [[Guadeloupe]] at the time of his death in 2010.<ref name=rfi>{{cite news|first=|last=|title=Oldest Frenchman dies at 109</nowiki>
+|Philibert Parnasse
+|image = Philibert_Parnasse.JPG |image size = 275
+|caption =
+|sex = Male
+|status = deceased-centenarian
+|nationality = Guadeloupean
+|nationality2 = French
+|birthyr = 1901 |birthplace = Baillif, Guadeloupe, France
+|deathyr = 2010 |deathplace = Guadeloupe, France
+|sort = Parnasse, Philibert
+}}
+'''Philibert Parnasse''' (6 May 1901 – 24 October 2010) was a French-Guadeloupean [[centenarian]], who was the oldest living man in France and Guadeloupe at the time of his death in 2010.<ref name="rfi">[http://www.english.rfi.fr/americas/20101025-oldest-frenchman-dies-109 Oldest Frenchman dies at 109] Radio France International</ref>He is also the oldest known man ever from Guadeloupe.
+Parnasse was born in the rural community of Baillif in southern Guadeloupe on 6 May 1901. He resided with his wife in a small family home in Guadeloupe throughout his life. He suffered from paralysis soon after the death of his wife in 2001. He became the oldest man in France (Guadeloupe is politically part of the country) on 31 December 2009, following the death of Félix Maximilien Rostaing.
-|url=<nowiki>http://www.english.rfi.fr/americas/20101025-oldest-frenchman-dies-109|work=[[Radio France International]]
+Parnasse died on 24 October 2010, in Guadeloupe at the age of 109 years, 171 days. The President of the Regional Council of Guadeloupe Victorin Lurel said of Parnasse, "I am really moved and sad. Right up until his last breath Philibert Parnasse had a lively spirit, and an outstandingly accurate memory. He was a real force of nature.
-Parnasse was born in the rural community of <nowiki>[[Baillif]] in southern Guadeloupe on May 6, 1901. He resided with his wife in a small family home in Guadeloupe throughout his life. He suffered from [[paralysis]] soon after the death of his wife in 2001.</nowiki> He became the oldest man in France (Guadeloupe is politically part of the country) on December 31, 2009, following the death of Félix Maximilien Rostaing.
+==References==
-Parnasse died on October 24, 2010, in Guadeloupe at the age of 109. The President of the Regional Council of Guadeloupe Victorin Lurel said of Parnasse, "I am really moved and sad. Right up until his last breath Philibert Parnasse had a lively spirit, and an outstandingly accurate memory. He was a real force of nature.
+{{Reflist}}
+{{Titleholders-oldest-living-French-men}}
+{{Titleholders-oldest-living-Guadeloupean}}
-<nowiki>==References==</nowiki>
+[[Category:Semi-supercentenarians]]
+[[Category:Guadeloupe births]]
-<nowiki>{{reflist}}</nowiki>
-[[Category:1901 births]]
+[[Category:Guadeloupe deaths]]
-[[Category:2010 deaths]]
+[[Category:France births]]
-[[Category:French centenarians]]
+[[Category:France deaths]]
-[[Category:Male centenarians]]
+[[Category:Caribbean centenarians]]

Philibert Parnasse

Birth:	6 May 1901 Baillif, Guadeloupe, France
Death:	24 October 2010 Guadeloupe, France
Age:	109 years, 171 days
Country:	GLP,FRA
Centenarian