The GRG announces today the age validation of Germaine Fuzeau, nee Lognon. Germaine was born February 16th 1914 in Mazerolles, Vienne, France, to Maurice and Isabelle Lognon. Her father sadly passed away in the July before her birth. On September 19th 1933, Germaine married Georges Fuzeau in her hometown of Mazerolles. They went on to have one child together – a son named Serge, born in 1948. She was sadly widowed in 2003. In 2013 Germaine moved into a care facility, where she resides today at age 110.
Her age was verified by France correspondent Sylvain Grosgeorge and accepted by the GRG as validated today – March 9th 2024.
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