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Walter Breuning
World's oldest man shares memories, wisdom
Liza Berger
September 22, 2010
Taking out the Model T. Watching Halley's Comet. Living without electricity. These are some moments that have punctuated the life of Walter Breuning, who turned 114 Tuesday.
Montana resident becomes oldest man in the world
July 24, 2009
Walter Breuning, a resident of Montana, is now believed to be the oldest man in the world. He earned that distinction after 113-year-old Henry Allingham of England died on Saturday.
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