Added initial ver of stringDelimiter.js. Made it generic enough to handle delimiter of any length.
stringDelimiter.js
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karlgentner README
karlgentner README
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karlgentner stringDelimiter update
oldestLivingFather.js

Breaking down the problem helped, thanks. I'm assuming that if someone
has an age property, that means they are living, so I can check "living"
and "oldest" at the same time.
Delete stringDelimiter.js
Merge pull request #59 from jbkly/master

oldestLivingFather.js
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/codefellows/sea-c11-javascript
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oldestLivingFather
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oldestLivingFather.js initial submission
Merge pull request #48 from kgentner/master

Karl Gentner
Merge pull request #41 from warmbowski/master

Added initial ver of stringDelimiter.js.
oldestLivingFather.js - now in 50% fewer lines

Lo-dash is awesome! So much more concise now, thanks for the tips.

1. I nested a few lo-dash methods to get more concise, perhaps at the
expense of some readability. How do you decide where to stop to keep
things readable?

2. I used _.pluck and _.max as you suggested, but I didn't do a sort
since it seemed unnecessary with _.max. Would there still be any benefit
to sorting if this was a much bigger collection?