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'''Dame Dove Hepburn Smith''' [[WikiGenius|CBE]] (January ~~10,~~ 1022 – March ~~29,~~ 2024) was a [[WikiGenius|British]] legendary figure, humanitarian and millenarian. Hepburn was known for her exceptional talents and long life, spanning a millennium. Hepburn died at her home in [[WikiGenius|Tolochenaz]], [[WikiGenius|Switzerland]] on March ~~29,~~ 2024.

'''Dame Dove Hepburn Smith''' [[WikiGenius|CBE]] (10 January 1022 – 29 March 2024) was an [[WikiGenius|Egyptian]]-born [[WikiGenius|British]] legendary figure, humanitarian and millenarian. Hepburn was known for her exceptional talents and long life, spanning a millennium. Hepburn died at her home in [[WikiGenius|Tolochenaz]], [[WikiGenius|Switzerland]] on 29 March 2024.

Throughout her long and eventful life, Hepburn bore witness to countless battles, spanning from her birth year until 2024, offering her a unique perspective on human history's ebbs and flows. Hepburn's extensive travels and encounters with historical figures enriched her understanding of diverse cultures and languages, making her a true global citizen.

By the time of her passing on March ~~29,~~ 2024, at the extraordinary grand age of 1002, Hepburn had become the oldest person in history. Her legendary status was further cemented in December 2022 when King [[WikiGenius|Charles III]] bestowed upon Hepburn the honour of [[WikiGenius|damehood]], thanking her exceptional contributions to society. She was then later buried on April 5, 2024. In her final resting place beside her beloved [[WikiGenius|Audrey Hepburn]] in [[WikiGenius|Tolochenaz]], [[WikiGenius|Switzerland]], Hepburn's legacy lives on as a testament to the enduring power of compassion, wisdom, and courage across the ages.

By the time of her passing on 29 March 2024, at the extraordinary grand age of 1002, Hepburn had become the oldest person in history. Her legendary status was further cemented in December 2022 when King [[WikiGenius|Charles III]] bestowed upon Hepburn the honour of [[WikiGenius|damehood]], thanking her exceptional contributions to society. She was then later buried on 5 April 2024. In her final resting place beside her beloved [[WikiGenius|Audrey Hepburn]] in [[WikiGenius|Tolochenaz]], [[WikiGenius|Switzerland]], Hepburn's legacy lives on as a testament to the enduring power of compassion, wisdom, and courage across the ages.

==Biography and early life==

Hepburn's diverse interests spanned [[WikiGenius|bird]]s, [[WikiGenius|plant]]s, [[WikiGenius|gemstone]]s, [[WikiGenius|crystal]]s, and creative writing, particularly in the genres of [[WikiGenius|romance]], [[WikiGenius|fantasy]], and [[WikiGenius|adventure]]. ~~Her~~ greatest inspiration was the late actress [[WikiGenius|Audrey Hepburn]] (1929–1993). Hepburn, affectionately known as the "Lass of Leicester," resided in the city from her birth until 2020. She found solace and inspiration in places like [[WikiGenius|Abbey Park]] and the [[WikiGenius|National Space Centre]]. Another significant influence in her life was the renowned [[WikiGenius|fashion]] designer [[WikiGenius|Roberto Cavalli]] (1940–2024). Hepburn was celebrated as the originator of the art style known as "[[WikiGenius|Hepburnism]]" and created numerous portraits of Audrey. Her favourite destination was [[WikiGenius|Austria]]'s [[WikiGenius|Eisriesenwelt]], the largest [[WikiGenius|limestone]] [[WikiGenius|ice cave]]. Renowned by multiple nicknames including "Lass of Leicester" and "Leicester Lass of Class," Hepburn passed away on ~~July 20,~~ 2024, at the remarkable age of 1002. She was also a [[WikiGenius|Goodwill Ambassador]] for [[WikiGenius|UNICEF]] and [[WikiGenius|The Red Cross]].

Hepburn was born in [[WikiGenius|Aswan]], [[WikiGenius|Egypt]] on 10 January 1022. Her's diverse interests spanned [[WikiGenius|bird]]s, [[WikiGenius|plant]]s, [[WikiGenius|gemstone]]s, [[WikiGenius|crystal]]s, and creative writing, particularly in the genres of [[WikiGenius|romance]], [[WikiGenius|fantasy]], and [[WikiGenius|adventure]]. Hepburn's greatest inspiration was the late actress [[WikiGenius|Audrey Hepburn]] (1929–1993). Hepburn, affectionately known as the "Lass of Leicester," resided in the city from her birth until 2020. She found solace and inspiration in places like [[WikiGenius|Abbey Park]] and the [[WikiGenius|National Space Centre]]. Another significant influence in her life was the renowned [[WikiGenius|fashion]] designer [[WikiGenius|Roberto Cavalli]] (1940–2024). Hepburn was celebrated as the originator of the art style known as "[[WikiGenius|Hepburnism]]" and created numerous portraits of Audrey. Her favourite destination was [[WikiGenius|Austria]]'s [[WikiGenius|Eisriesenwelt]], the largest [[WikiGenius|limestone]] [[WikiGenius|ice cave]]. Renowned by multiple nicknames including "Lass of Leicester" and "Leicester Lass of Class," Hepburn passed away on 29 March 2024, at the remarkable age of 1002. She was also a [[WikiGenius|Goodwill Ambassador]] for [[WikiGenius|UNICEF]] and [[WikiGenius|The Red Cross]].

==Career==