GEORGE HW BUSH, 94 YEARS OLD

Even when he was still in school, George HW Bush already projected a high degree of leadership. During that time, he was the secretary of the student council, president of the senior class, and even the captain of the school’s baseball and soccer varsity teams!

That experience undoubtedly became an excellent stepping stone for him, especially when he found his way into the world of politics. One of his earlier positions was as the Ambassador to the United Nations, followed by appointment to other duties, such as the Director of Central Intelligence. By 1988, Bush achieved quite a milestone in his life when he finally became the 41st president of America. After his term, Bush continued his career with humanitarian endeavors and often worked alongside Bill Clinton, his presidential successor. To this day, he is regarded as one of the country’s best presidents. He is even commemorated with his very own postage stamp, made by the United States Postal Service back in 2019.