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Friday TOON Roundup 1: 50 years of loss (Original Post)
n2doc
Nov 2013
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I encourage anyone who goes to Washington to go visit the gravesite in Arlington.
LuvNewcastle
Nov 2013
#7
Gothmog
(145,046 posts)1. Thank you for the cartoons
hedgehog
(36,286 posts)2. thank you!
annabanana
(52,791 posts)5. kicktoons
sarge43
(28,941 posts)6. Bill Maudlin's tribute
It said all and still does
LuvNewcastle
(16,843 posts)7. I encourage anyone who goes to Washington to go visit the gravesite in Arlington.
It's very simple, but moving. They really couldn't have chosen a better monument for the Kennedy brothers. When I went there, it was a Memorial Day weekend and officials came to move the crowd away from the grave. Caroline Kennedy had come to visit. She crossed herself and knelt there briefly and then she left. That really made the visit a more realistic experience. People often forget that it wasn't just a big national event. There were people who lost family members. Caroline lost her father; she didn't have him for long.