Dorothy Custer is an American comedian, harmonicist, and centenarian, most famous for her two appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. She has since become the subject of the most-viewed story of all time on the website of Boise-based television station KTVB, and has been the subject of numerous interviews in Idaho and other states. Custer has worked as an amateur entertainer since 1916, and has since created 13 characters as part of her stand up routine. She has been an active harmonica player since 1923, and features music in many of her acts, including her performances on the Tonight Show. She was asked back later to The Tonight Show with Jay Leno where she sang to Jay on Valentine's Day 2012, "Let Me Call You Sweetheart". In May 2012 Custer celebrated her 101st birthday by ziplining in the Snake River Canyon. Author and physician Jacob M Appel honored Custer by modeling a minor character after her in his novel, The Man Who Wouldn't Stand Up; in a 2013 interview, Custer said she was flattered by the honor, but acknowledged not having read the book. In June 2013 Custer celebrated her 102nd birthday by BASE jumping off the Perrine Bridge into the Snake River Canyon. 

May 30th, 1911 in   /  Died:   Apr 22nd, 2015 - aged 103