Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

As the third youngest First Lady of the United States and the wealthiest, she gave a new sense of style and glamour to the White House. She also set up an integrated kindergarten in the White House while she was the First Lady.

He wasn't born in a hospital he was born in the upstairs master bedroom of his home in Brookline.

After 1963, probably not raspberry pink or rose (blood) red.

Jackie valued a more traditional family life than the presidency offered, and enjoyed spending time with her children at a rented estate, Glenn Ora, in Virginia, more than being in the White House. She also had strong opinions which were supressed due to a need to be politically correct. Jackie was concerned that she was not always an asset to her husband, but as their French visit and her tour of India proved, she was immensely popular with crowds and the media. She was unable to exercise her abilities as writer and editor until after the death of her second husband, Aristotle Onassis. As First Lady, she shunned many of the tedious tasks of entertaining political wives and utilzed Lady Bird, Rose and other Kennedy women, to allow her free time for her children and equestrian activity.

A favorite poem of John F Kennedy was John-John written by the Irish poet and republican leader Thomas MacDonagh. MacDonagh was a leader of the 1916 Easter rising and was a signatury of the Irish proclamation of Independance. He was executed on the 3rd of May 1916 along with the other leaders. The poem was read out at the funeral service for John Kennedy.

Not to bungle raising her children, read lots of books, enjoy and live her life as she wanted to, and give minimum information with maximum politeness to the press.

Through her effort to preserve the legacy of the Kennedy administration following the assassination of her husband President John F. Kennedy on November 22nd, 1963. She led the organization of the state funeral for her husband, and using the next couple of days to give the nation a chance to say goodbye to him in a most dignifed and final manner. Jacqueline Kennedy presided to led the effort to construct the Presidental Library that bore his name, and the responsiblity to perserve the best in what her husband stood for, and aspired to be in the best possible light. She used her only public interview to publicize her analogy of JFK's administration to the mythical figures of Camelot, which served to perserve his political legacy for many years inspite of revisionist history and the worst aspects of her husband's life and career.

Jacqueline Kennedy was not shot, although she is deceased (due to natural causes). Her first husband, John F. Kennedy, was shot. She lived for many years after that, remarried (her second husband was the very wealthy Aristotle Onassis) and also worked as an editor.

The two flowers that sources repeat as her favorites were a fully opened and blooming white peony and the simple blue cornflower, which her son wore as his wedding day boutonniere in her honor.

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She had a couple dozen dresses to go along with the hundreds of articles of clothing she owned. She did so she would not been seen to often wearing a piece of clothing, especially in public. Many of her dresses were designed by Oleg Cassini.

Yes, Caroline Lee Bouvier Canfield Radziwill Ross (aka Lee Radziwill) lives in New York City.

Michelle Obama wore two dresses that day by underdog designers- A yellow, crystal ballgown designed by 26-yr-old, Taiwanese born Jason Wu And a yellow flowery coat and dress ensemble designed by Isabel Toledo. The dress is in the style and spirit of Jackie Kennedy and was paired with Glacier pumps by Jimmy Choo and a matching yellow scarf.

Ron Galella

Jacqueline Bouvier's claim to importance came from her support of the health of horses, receiving awards at a young age from the ASPCA for her care and concern for the well-being of horses, including her opposition to vivisection. Most of the important things Jacqueline Bouvier would do will occur later in life, during and after her subsequent marriages to John F. Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis.

Arabella Kennedy (buried beside her parents at Arlington National Cemetery)

Caroline Bouvier Kennedy (currently living in New York City)

John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr. (buried at sea outside of Cape Cod, 1999)

Patrick Bouvier Kennedy (buried beside his parents at Arlington National Cemetery)

As I've heard the news accounts, I don't understand where and when he could possibly been embalmed, other than at home - and given the amount of equipment that would take, I don't seriously think that happened either. So maybe the better question would be whether individuals have to be embalmed in the State of Massachusetts. Now, we must realize that he was to be buried out of state, so I don't know how that affects the decision whether to embalm or not. In Louisiana I think the law is that a body must be embalmed unless the burial takes place within 24 hours of the death. Senator Kennedy's body will NOT be buried within 24 hours, but he did not die nor will he be buried in Louisiana. I would like to know more, though.

Yes, and she was often photographed with (barrel-extension) cigarette holders. Jackie began smoking at an early age. She once told her sister Lee that smoking could help her keep a slim figure. It would appear she had a What-Me-Worry attitude about the hazards of smoking. Despite being a chain-smoker, she did not take any major effort to curtail this habit, until shortly after the diagnosis of Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in a check up in January of 1994. Her daughter Caroline convinced her to quit smoking at that time. The habit may have contributed to her death, but lymphoma is not strictly speaking a form of lung cancer.

No, the pink suit that Jackie Kennedy wore the day her husband was assassinated right next to her was not a Chanel suit. It was a Chez Ninon suit copied from Chanel. The suit was a double breasted raspberry pink jacket with a matching skirt and pillbox hat, with golden buttons, white gloves, and navy trim and interior.

Her China was Derby; don't know about her silver settings.

to get to the other side

Sometimes, since she possessed a home there due to her marriage with JFK.

Oleg Cassini, a designer that JFK hired for Jackie.

Jackie Kennedy lost two children Patrick Bouvier Kennedy who died two days after birth and Arabella who was a stillborn baby.

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They were married on September 12, 1953, at St. Mary's Church in Newport, Rhode Island. The mass was celebrated by Archbishop Richard J. Cushing of Boston, a close friend of the Kennedy family. Ten years later, as Cardinal Cushing, he presided over President Kennedy's funeral mass at St. Matthew's Cathedral in Washington.