Emma Tillman

1892–2007 (age 115)

Supercentenarian

Biography

Emma Tillman (1892-2007) lived an extraordinary life that spanned 115 years, witnessing a century of change and progress. As a supercentenarian, she was a remarkable testament to longevity and resilience, having lived through countless historical moments.

Her remarkable journey is honored at Spring Grove Cemetery, where she rests as a testament to a life fully and exceptionally lived.

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