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I'm sorry, I only say Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy. I never say Onassis, she was always Jackie Kennedy for me. I never understood, why when she died and buried next to President Kennedy, why did her kids put the Onassis part of her name on the headstone being she was buried next to her first husband? I watched every minute of the coverage of her funeral, I loved the Bible passage that her son, John read at her graveside service.

He's telling her, you go on to bed i'll be along later !!

Eskiden böyle gerçek leydiler vardı. Ve Grace Kelly gibi gerçek bir prenses vardı. Hepsi geçmişte kaldı yok oldu

My favorite 1st lady Ever !!! And I wasn’t born til ‘66

A remarkable life, punctuated by tragedy, but not defined by it. What a eulogy. Thank you for the upload.

top secret este azquerozo ser es una canival es prototipo zovietico es macho y es hembra cambia de sexo-apariencia-edad-ropa-en cageros automatricos bancarios robados topdos los bancos por el m a t r i x humanoide carlos salinas de gortari-es el mismo lider ruso cherchenco--jakelin kennedy es el mismo humanoide m a t r i x yuri gagarin --yuri gagarin tambien es lopez obrador-cherchenco es sheimbaun son 2 matrix hutilizados para llevar a cabo holocaustos-xenocidios-guerras mundiales-terremotos tiraron a mexico en el 85 -tiraron a los angeles cal.u.s.a. varias veses-tiraron 2 bombas termonucleares en hirozhima y nagazaki-2 mas en españa en la segunda guerra mundial-explotaron chernovil-llebaron a cabo el circo romano del 911 las torres vdel wall trade center n o e x i s t i e r o n vimos un foto montage por muchos años en televisa--asersinaron y secuestraroin estudiantes de la u n a m en el 68 fueron deborados humanos en sea word-chapultepec-acuario de veracruz.ver.-en africa safari fueron circos romanos tambien en las noches en el estadio azteca fueron gotzilla de 100m de altura es el rep´tiliano lopez obbrador-fue loch ness de 100m de altura atacaron a mujeres y niños de una altura de 50m.drogados-alcolizados-tprturados hechos gigamtes con cañon lasser mitogeneticos loch ness es sheimbaun hay mas seres de la mitologia griewga que si existen inmiscuyidos los originales fueron dsesatruidos.fueron suplantados por telrevisa

Beloved family.

Nunca antes a Casa Branca foi tão bem representada em elegância e bom gosto , desde a chegada de sua mais famosa inquilina: Jackie.

Magnificent eulogy! The background music was perfect. If anyone knows the title/composer/orchestra performing, please send the information on a text!

"Crisp 206" Damn right. Flip dat 9 upside down.

The Immortal The Inaugural

Ela já viúva de Kennedy depois se envolveu com Aristóteles. Foi mulher materialista, oportunista, interesseira.

I love you for the eternety. Nenhuma mulher passou aquilo que tu passaste mas apesar de tudo nunca esqueceste sejes feliz para sempre my love.

She graced our history. And for those of us who knew and loved her, she graced our lives." - Edward M. Kennedy 7:17-7:24

Ted gave great eulogies and sadly had to do too many for loved ones who died too early.

JACQUELINE KENNEDY .. 1963 .. WORLD BEAUTY >

When I’m dead I’ll be so happy to see her in heaven and I’m happy for her that she is with her husband again ever since John F Kennedy died in 1963 I’m happy for her to be with her husband again in heaven

Jackie was a champion for the preservation of historical architecture,a a lover of the arts and a fashion icon She presided as a model first lady

Transcript Of The Eulogy Edward M. Kennedy Eulogy for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis delivered 23 May 1994, Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, NY John and Caroline, Ed [Schlossberg] and Maurice [Tempelsman], members of the family, Mrs. Clinton, members of the clergy, and friends: Last summer, when we were on the upper deck on the boat at the Vineyard, waiting for President and Mrs. Clinton to arrive, Jackie turned to me and said: "Teddy, you go down and greet the President." But I said: "Maurice is already there." And Jackie answered with a smile: "Teddy, you do it. Maurice isn’t running for re-election." She was always there for our family in her special way. She was a blessing to us and to the nation -- and a lesson to the world on how to do things right, how to be a mother, how to appreciate history, how to be courageous. No one else looked like her, spoke like her, wrote like her, or was so original in the way she did things. No one we knew ever had a better sense of self. Eight months before she married Jack, they went together to President Eisenhower’s Inaugural Ball. Jackie said later that that’s where they decided they liked inaugurations. No one ever gave more meaning to the title of "First Lady." The nation’s capital city looks as it does because of her. She saved Lafayette Square and Pennsylvania Avenue. The National Cultural Center was her cause before it was The Kennedy Center. Jackie brought the greatest artists to the White House, and brought the arts to the center of national attention. Today, in large part because of her inspiration and vision, the arts are an abiding part of national policy. President Kennedy took such delight in her brilliance and her spirit. At a White House dinner, he once leaned over and told the wife of the French Ambassador, “Jackie speaks fluent French. But I only understand one out of every five words she says -- and that word is "DeGaulle.” And then, during those four endless days in 1963, she held us together as a family and a country. In large part because of her, we could grieve and then go on. She lifted us up, and in the doubt and darkness, she gave her fellow citizens back their pride as Americans. She was then 34 years old. Afterward, as the eternal flame she lit flickered in the autumn of Arlington Cemetery, Jack[ie] went on to do what she most wanted -- to raise Caroline and John, and warm her family’s life and that of all the Kennedys. Robert Kennedy sustained her, and she helped make it possible for Bobby to continue. She kept Jack[’s] memory alive and he carried Jack’s mission on. Her two children turned out to be extraordinary: honest, unspoiled, and with a character equal to hers. And she did it in the most trying circumstances. They are her two miracles. Her love for Caroline and John was deep and unqualified. She reveled in their accomplishments; she hurt with their sorrows; she felt sheer joy and delight in spending time with them. At the mere mention of one of their names, Jackie’s eyes would shine brighter and her smile would grow bigger. She once said that if you “bungle raising your children nothing else much matters in life.” She didn’t bungle. Once again, she showed how to do the most important thing of all, and do it right. When she went to work, Jackie became a respected professional in the world of publishing. And because of her, remarkable books came to life. And she searched out new authors and ideas. She was interested in everything. Her love of history became a devotion to historic preservation. You knew, when Jackie joined the cause to save a building in Manhattan, the bulldozers might as well turn around and go home. She had a wonderful sense of humor -- a way of focusing on someone with total attention -- and a little girl delight in who they were and what they were saying. It was a gift of herself that she gave to others. And in spite of all of her heartache and loss, she never faltered. I often think of what she said about Jack in December after he died: "They made him a legend, when he would have preferred to be a man." Jackie would have preferred to be just herself, but the world insisted that she be a legend too. She never wanted public notice -- in part I think, because it brought back painful memories of unbearable sorrow endured in the glare of a million lights. In all the years since then, her genuineness and depth of character continued to shine through the privacy, and reach people everywhere. Jackie was too young to be a widow in 1963, and too young to die now. Her grandchildren were bringing new joy to her life, a joy that illuminated her face whenever you saw them together. Whether it was taking Rose and Tatiana for an ice cream cone, or taking a walk in Central Park with little Jack as she did last Sunday, she relished being "Grandjackie" and showering her grandchildren with love. At the end, she worried more about us than herself. She let her family and friends know she was thinking of them. How cherished were those wonderful notes in her distinctive hand on her powder blue stationary. In truth, she did everything she could -- and more -- for each of us. She made a rare and noble contribution to the American spirit. But for us, most of all she was a magnificent wife, a mother, a grandmother, a sister, aunt, and friend. She graced our history. And for those of us who knew and loved her -- she graced our lives. - Edward M. Kennedy, May 23, 1994

And still she wasn't enough for JFK.

God will return the Kennedy bloodline back to there rightful place in society to heal and lead the world in the right direction !

I still love you

She was a respected well educated lady, however she did loose respect when marrying Onasis, she should never have done that.

Страшненькая, можно испугаться ночью

Always dress up elegant / like kennedy say dont wait what your country can do for you i like those peoples special the son Die🌹

She was a gold digger. Status meant everything to her. Having a title was her epitome. Nothing else is there to say.

JFK は亡くなっていなかった。あのいわゆる公開処刑から彼は皆の前から姿を消した。公開処刑だったから。彼は、今から２年程前までいきていた。ジャクリ－ンは、今から１年前まで生きていた。息子のJ F K は、今でも生きている。トランプ大統領とは親友です。

Una fuoriclasse

Ну и страшная.

It must be so hard to live up to First lady n his legacy. Real sad and beautiful love story...

😁Cosa le avete messo tanti cognomi per farla passare da nobile? Quando una ha 2 mariti( 1...che ha comincisto la guerra in Vietnam e 1 uno DELINQUENTE ARRICCHITO) è nobile Un'altra donna, negli anni 60 invece.... DI CARATTERE CLASSE NON BE AVEVA NEMMENO UN PO' E poi...iN AMERICA NON AVETE LA MONARCHIA È INUTILE CHE FATE LA CASA BIANCA tipo Palazzo Reale Son TUTTI IN EUROPA E ASIA I VERI PALAZZI REALI

MTF satanic invert

BEAUTIFUL 💔😪🥀

Tanto affascinanti quanto sfortunati. Che Dio li abbia in gloria❤️

Она страшная хотя у нее всё есть.

Jacky ejemplo de Madre, siempre con sus hijos. Descansa en paz Jacky.

Quelle tristesse ce qui est arrivé à cette famille. C'est une hécatombe... Très triste

So classy!

Tedd got it perfectly right...her vibrant spirt is captured in these words...she would be proud of her eulogy

I remember this speech, teddy Had such a rich eloquent voice. It was so sad when she died,such A lady of pure class.

A stunningly beautiful eulogy. So appropriate for Jackie. Ted Kennedy struck me as having a talent for delivering eulogies, and in the most heartbreaking of circumstances, ie those given for his brother Bobby & nephew JFK Jr. As a longtime politician, he was of course very well versed in public speaking. Nonetheless, to rise to the occasion in times of great personal loss is just awe-inspiring to me. I don’t have that ability and certainly wish I did.

Très bel hommage à une mère, une épouse , une femme et la première des premières dames des États-Unies. Je me rappelle d’une peinture d’elle et de ses deux jeunes enfants sur un sofa dans le boudoir de son appartement de la 5 ieme avenue. C’était après la mort du président. On l’a sent triste, seule au monde mais en même temps très forte, magnifique peinture.

She never smoked in public!!

JacQueline is the Mother of the World... 😭❤🙏🇮🇪🇺🇲

Jackie was a one of a kind First Lady💖✨🌈🌸💕💞🌷

Fortunately, se died before her son, se didn',t desereve more sufferimg

I wish people could focus more on the beautiful things in American history like the Kennedys who loved our country and gave their life to make it a greater country for us all. there are so many more remarkable people just like them that our children should know. God bless this country and all the remarkable people who believe in American and who have fought make it the greatest country that ever had been. RIP

A wonderful tribute to a wonderful lady and human being. ❤