Ethel Caterham, born in 1909, has become the world’s oldest living person at 116. Her life spans significant historical events, from the Titanic to the digital revolution. Caterham’s experiences in India, Hong Kong, and Gibraltar shaped her adaptability. Recognized by King Charles III, she inspires with her resilience and longevity, offering insights into healthy aging.
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