Ingeborg Fründt is a German supercentenarian who is among the top five oldest residents of the state of Lower Saxony. Her age has not been validated by LongeviQuest (LQ).
Fründt was born in Schneverdingen, a city in Lower Saxony’s Heidekreis district. She attended secondary school in nearby Soltau. She married Alfred Hoppe and had one daughter, Renate, in 1939.
Hoppe died during World War II, leaving Fründt a widow. In 1949, she married her second husband and moved to the town of Zeven, where they operated a delicatessen together. She was a keen swimmer.
At the age of 106, Fründt still lived in her home that she moved into in the 1950s; care workers visited her regularly. As a supercentenarian, she was reported to be in good health.
Fründt was first noted for her longevity on her 106th birthday when the news outlet Nord24 published an article on her life. She was not reported on again until her 110th birthday in 2023.
https://www.nord24.de/zeven/aelteste-zevenerin-ingeborg-fruendt-feiert-ihren-106-28026.html
https://www.zevener-zeitung.de/Zeven/110-jaehrige-Zevenerin-vermisst-ihren-Badeanzug-132992.html
