World’s oldest man, Jose Paulino Gomes, has passed away. He died just seven days short of his 128th birthday. The Brazilian supercentenarian’s peaceful passing at his Corrego del Cafe house was covered by local media in Brazil. His birthdate was listed as August 4, 1895 on his 1917 marriage certificate from the Pedra Bonita registry office. Gomes reportedly continued to ride horses until four years ago. He is survived by seven children, 25 grandchildren, 42 great-grandchildren, and 11 great-great-grandchildren.
More about Jose Paulino Gomes
Gomes, a former animal tamer, was highly regarded as one of the modest and straightforward individuals. The secret to his long and healthy life can be credited to his natural lifestyle, valuing products from the countryside over those made in factories. He ate only things that were raised or grown nearby. He usually refrained from drinking alcohol. He lived through the events of both World Wars and three major pandemics.
Cause of Jose’s death
Jose’s cause of death was multiple organ failure, as his family stated, which was probably brought on by his advanced age. He was buried in Pedra Bonita’s Corrego dos Fialhos Cemetery on July 29. His legacy will always be honoured there as his astonishing journey inspires everyone to live a long and healthy life full of gratitude.
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