Outlook Contact Card - Organization Tab disabled users

In Outlook there is a Contact Card showing detailed information about that person. the Organization tab shows the contact's "Manager", "Shares Same Manager" (other contacts with the same manager), and "Direct Reports" (people
that report to that contact).
The problem i am seeing is that Users disabled in Active Directory (people that have left the company) are showing up in the Organization Tab.
How can i filter out disabled users from this list for anyone using Outlook?
I cannot permanently delete users from Active Directory until after a disabled account reaches a certain age. Also i would prefer not modifying the disabled Active Directory user accounts.
We mostly run Outlook 2010 with a few people running Outlook 2013

Hi,
Outlook has no control over this, it just displays what it got from the server end. And to my knowledge, there is no such a feature to filter out those users from that list, at least on Outlook client.
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