caiptain jack didn't say anything about a Millvina Dean. Is she alive too?

Well yes, she is alive and well. We pray for her well being and longetivity. its a good sign she was present at the exhibition, Belfast city council would have been very happy and I too!.

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were the rest of the people that captain jack mentioned real too?

what age is she because she looks healthy for someone who is that old.

Of course they are real! You think I made them up. They are all three alive as of today and can be researched by yahoo or google search engines in less than one minute.

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Miss Lillian Gertrud Asplund. She was born on Sunday 21st October 1906 = 99 years old this October


Miss Elizabeth Gladys "Millvina" Dean born on Wednesday 10th April 1912 = 93 (birthday was last Sunday)


Miss Barbara Joyce West, born on Wednesday 24th May 1911= 94
On next B-day.

btw that photo above of Millvina is a old picture.

i was watching Charlie Moore's outdours (it's a fishing show) he took this guy out fishing on his 100th birthday and i swear i figured he was only in his late 70's. there's this guy who's 87 ithink and he waterski's, snowboards, waterskims (i couldn't come up with a better name for it. it's like water skiing only u use ur feet instead of skis). the guy's active

>I heard that a few years ago, the last survivor that was able to >remember the wreck died.

That's true. My friend Winifred (Quick) Van Tongerloo was the very last Titanic survivor who could speak about the disaster by relying on her own memories of what happened that night.

>The ones that are alive now would most likely have been infants >then.

True.

wow. i've never known anyone who was on the Titanic

I HAVE A GRAET GRAET GRANMOTER THAT WAS ON THE TITANIC AND SHE WAS BORN IN 1899 AND SHE IS STILL A LIVE AND HER NAME IS FANNY LONG.