elderly person

You don't want reporters calling their house (they will) and taking advantage of an elderly person who doesn't know any better.

Anne wonders why she has always thought of him as an elderly person.

She emerged a moment later, followed by an elderly person in a red cardigan jacket and overalls.

But there was not the least resemblance so far as he could note between this elderly person and the gay-looking young miner.

May I venture to ask who the elderly person is, at whom your allegory is directed?

She was a stranger and an elderly person and my visitor—all three very good reasons why you should have been respectful to her.