Alexina St-Pierre Loyer

  • Full name: Alexina St-Pierre Loyer
  • Lifespan: 21.11.1907 – 22.05.2020
  • Age: 112 years, 183 days
  • Birthplace: Rimouski, Quebec, Canada
  • Last residence: Joliette, Quebec, Canada
  • Application date: 27.07.2018
  • Validation date: 11.12.2019
  • Validation source: Waclaw Jan Kroczek/ Anri Kusaku/Antoine Demarais

Biography

Early Life

Alexina St-Pierre Loyer was born on 21 November 1907 in Rimouski, Quebec, Canada. She was born in to a farming family, and had 16 siblings, all of whom she outlived except for one brother, Raymond. She grew up near Bic National Park in Bas-Saint-Laurent, Quebec.

St-Pierre Loyer worked as a teacher for 41 years, firstly in Bas-Saint-Laurent before moving to Greater Montreal, Quebec in the 1940s. In 1949, she married Lucien Loyer. The couple had no children, and were married until Lucien’s death in either 1999 or 2004 (sources differ).

Later Life

After her husband’s death, St-Pierre Loyer moved to Pointe-aux-Trembles, Quebec to be near her sister, Berthille. She lived in a retirement home, and from 2010 onward she benefitted from a program that allowed her to live in her apartment rent-free. In November 2017, she celebrated her 110th birthday and received a certificate from the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau.

St-Pierre Loyer died of complications associated with COVID-19 in Joliette, Quebec, Canada on 22 May 2020 at the age of 112 years, 183 days. She reportedly remained lucid until her final two weeks. At 112, she was one of the oldest known victims of the coronavirus pandemic.

Titles

Third oldest known COVID-19 pandemic victim.

Validation

Alexina St-Pierre Loyer age was verified by Waclaw Jan Kroczek, Anri Kusaku and Antoine Demarais, and validated by the GRG on December 11th 2019.

St-Pierre Loyer at age of 109

Miss Alexina shortly before her 110th birthday.

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Gerontology Research Group
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