Andree Guyon, born June 6th 1911 in Aize, France, sadly passed away on November 25th 2023 at age 112 years, 172 days in Saint Eliph. She married her husband, Pierre, in 1937 and went on to have two daughters. Andree worked for the same family, as a cook, for 70 years, until she was 99. In 2015 she had a leg amputation, after which she required the use of a wheelchair. Until her death, she was the oldest person in her region of France.
The GRG extends its condolences to the family and friends of Andree.
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