Inah Canabarro
Sister Inah Canabarro was a Brazilian nun born in 1908, who gained recognition as the world's oldest person before her death at the age of 116. A member of the Company of Saint Teresa of Jesus, she was celebrated for her joyful spirit and deep faith, which she attributed to her longevity. Throughout her life, she served as a dedicated educator and was beloved by her students, including notable figures in Brazil's history. Canabarro was honored by Pope Francis on her 110th birthday and was known for her contributions to the community, including the creation of marching bands for local schools.
Born on May 27, 1908 (117 years old)
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Slovenia:
Inah Canabarro was recognized as the 15th oldest documented person in history and the second oldest nun.
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Romania:
Inah Canabarro was the Brazilian nun who was 116 years old at the time of her death.
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Portugal:
Inah Canabarro passed away at the age of 116, shortly before her birthday.
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Portugal:
Inah Canabarro was confirmed as the oldest person in the world by LongeviQuest before her death at the age of 116.
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Jamaica:
Sister Inah Canabarro, a Brazilian woman who was the world's oldest person, died on Wednesday just weeks short of turning 117.
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