Current Living Earliest Serving U.S. Governors
- George M. Leader — Pennsylvania — January 18, 1955
- Michael Anthony Stepovich — Alaska — June 8, 1957
- John David Merwin — Virgin Islands — September 25, 1958
- John Malcolm Patterson — Alabama — January 19, 1959
- Ernest Hollings — South Carolina — January 20, 1959
- David P. Buckson — Delaware — December 30, 1960
- William L. Guy — North Dakota — January 4, 1961
- F. Ray Keyser, Jr. — Vermont — January 5, 1961
- John Anderson, Jr. — Kansas — January 9, 1961
- Tim M. Babcock — Montana — January 26, 1962
- George Nigh — Oklahoma — January 6, 1963
- Philip Hoff — Vermont — January 10, 1963
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- Carl Sanders — Georgia — January 15, 1963
- William Scranton — Pennsylvania — January 15, 1963
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