June 05, 2005

Remembering Some Special People

Today is the anniversary of the death of President Reagan.
Go watch Mr. Politics's video tribute to the life of this remarkable man and have a nice cry.

I also want to send out a little prayer for, and say thank you to, Nancy Reagan.
She could have tried to keep her husband all to herself, but instead shared him with our People and supported him in all his goals.
President Reagan once said that if he had decided to be a shoe salesman like his father, that Nancy would have been there helping him to sell shoes.

She surely would have.

Without Nancy, there could have been no Reagan legacy. So remember her on this day and be glad that her tremendous love and support helped bring such a great American as Ronald Reagan to the world stage.

(Via Trey Jackson and Michelle Malkin.)

Posted by floridacracker at June 5, 2005 01:48 PM

   



Comments

ronald reagan, proof that only the good die young.

Posted by: steve at June 5, 2005 08:47 PM

So true. That hellion Helen Keller lived to 88.

Posted by: Donnah at June 5, 2005 09:07 PM

Ronald Reagan - my hero. I graduated from high school when the unemployment rate was 13% locally, and in a few areas of the country was way above 20%.

Interesting that you would have picked out Nancy for her contributions - I recall that the Dems just hated her. With a passion. Maybe because she so clearly adored her husband.

Posted by: MaxedOutMama at June 6, 2005 08:25 AM

I have a lot of admiration for Nancy Reagan.
Even as a young Democrat in college, I thought the news media were treating her like crap.

Posted by: Donnah at June 6, 2005 08:35 AM