Ted Kennedy

I believe Joan Kennedy attended the Mass held Thursday at the Kennedy compound. She was escorted out to a waiting car by one of Robert & Ethel sons. Although, CNN did not identify her, I did.

it was a symbol of his family

Edward Kennedy was named after a close friend of his father, Edward Moore. Hence his full birth name, Edward Moore Kennedy.

I'm assuming he killed himself when he did that so

August 25th 2009

The Kennedy family is one of America's wealthiest families. They are so important because many members of the family have played a major part in American politics. John Kennedy served as US President from 1961 up until his assassination in 1963. Robert Kennedy was Attorney General under his brother's administration and also served as a New York senator. He was also assassinated while campaigning for president in 1968. Edward Kennedy served as a Massachusetts senator for nearly fifty years up until his death. Eunice Kennedy founded the Special Olympics. Patricia Kennedy is famous for marrying English actor/singer Peter Lawford. Not to mention, their father Joseph Kennedy was US Ambassador to Great Britain during the 1930s.

He had three brothers which were Joe Jr. (1915-1944), John (1917-1963), and Robert (1925-1968). His five sisters were Rosemary (1918-2005), Eunice (1921-2009), Patricia (1924-2006), and Jean (1928-).

Yes, from 1980 to 1995

Yes, he endorsed Obama over Hillary.

Ted Goetz died on July 15, 2012, in Encinitas, California, USA of melanoma.

Ted Healy died on December 21, 1937, in Los Angeles, California, USA of acute toxic nephritis.

Ted Bales died on February 10, 2000, in New York City, New York, USA of pulmonary hypertension.

Her full name was Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. This was the name of Jackie Kennedy at the time of her death on May 19th, 1994.

He got an annulment from the Catholic Church from his first marriage to Joan.

Joseph, John, Rosemary, Kathleen, Patricia, Eunice, Jean, and Robert

Alfred,Lord Tennyson : Ulysses

Robert and Ethel Kennedy's sixth child Michael LeMoyne Kennedy, in 1997. He was 39.

Because, Ted or Teddy are abbreviations of Edward.

Ted Moult died on September 3, 1986, in Derbyshire, England, UK of suicide by gunshot.

While he was obviously a wild child and a controversial individual, he did serve as Senator for decade. He was the individual that sent Obama to the top while every other Democrat was looking to Hillary as the chosen one.

He was responsible for pushing many laws through the Senate throughout his life. Personally, I think it is amazing he ever got elected and even more surprised that they kept reelecting him, but those issues aside, he was a power broker.

Actually, RFK was more conservative than Hubert Humphrey, although Kennedy's still-valiant admirers might have a hard time admitting it.

As seen particularly in the tragic 1968 race, Kennedy repeatedly talked about law and order issues and private sector employment answers for the underprivledged.

Humphrey never wavered from his early enthusiasm of and for big government, and steadfastly committed himself to a wide array of Great Society spending programs.

If either had become president, it is much more likely that RFK--because he was innovative--would have embraced some of what came to be known as Reagonomics, mainly because he was for things that worked.

Humphrey, brought up in entirely different social and economic circles during the Great Depression, never lost his love for massive government solutions, or as the conservative Georgia Senator Richard Russell (who liked HHH personally) said--Humphrey has more answers to problems than there are problems.

John F. Kennedy had an older brother, two younger brothers, and five younger sisters. At the time of this posting, his only surviving sibling is his youngest sister, Jean Ann Kennedy, who turned 86 on February 20, 2014.

Yes, Senator Edward M. "Ted" Kennedy died August 25th, 2009 following a lengthy battle with a malignant brain tumor. He died at the age of 77 in his Hyannis Port, Massachusetts home, after serving 47 years in the U.S. Senate.

Some time in the 1800's, it was quite a popular trend to shorten down names, and change letters. Which is why there are shortenings of names, such as; Richard/Dick, William/Bill, and Edward/Ted.

Yes, He is alive today and lives on the same street as I do.

His cancerous tumor was inside his brain, which caused a few seizures.