Facebook responded by celebrating her impressive longevity on her birthday.
“She turned 114 in October of this year and received a huge bouquet of 114 flowers from Facebook after they learned that she was not able to sign up without putting in a fake age of 90 or 95,” Harlan Stoehr, her 84-year-old eldest son, told CNN on Tuesday.
He told CNN that his mother — who leaves 5 children, 27 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren — died Sunday.
No phone, no car, no electricity
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He helped her use FaceTime to video chat with friends on an iPad and has been teaching her to use email and Google search.
When Facebook didn’t have her birth year as an option, Ramireza helped Stoehr write a letter to Zuckerberg — on a typewriter.
“I’m still here,” she said in the letter.
