The Kennedy family at President John F. Kennedy's burial, Arlington, Virginia, 25 November 1963.
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The Kennedy family at President John F. Kennedy's burial, Arlington, Virginia, 25 November 1963.

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She Lipstick on my Generation 'till I....? Something?
Bobby & The Kennedy Family during Election Night, c. 1960s
📸 through the lense of Arthur Rickerby
November 29, 1958 - Family and friends of Edward M. Kennedy and Joan Bennett gather outside the Siwanoy Country Club in Bronxville, New York, to bid farewell to the couple as they depart their wedding reception. Left to right: unidentified man; Sargent Shriver; bridesmaid, Danne Brokaw; cousin to the Kennedy children, Ann Gargan; unidentified man; best man, John F. Kennedy; unidentified woman; unidentified man; Patricia Kennedy Lawford; Stephen E. Smith; bridesmaid, Jean Kennedy Smith; Eunice Kennedy Shriver; maid of honor, Candace Bennett; and Harry W. Bennett, Jr, father of the bride.
Jose Pedraza lands a sweet right hook on Stephen Smith.

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JOHN SEIGENTHALER: Well, he [Stephen Smith] is a very stand-up guy, you know, he’s a very stand-up guy. But I’ll tell you how he was about his brother-in-law: He let them make the decisions for themselves... LARRY HACKMAN: He was their man. SEIGENTHALER: ... and once they did it, he was there. That’s the way it was in ‘68. He didn’t want ‘68 but he said, “The little fellow wants to do it and we’ll have to do it for the little fellow.” That’s what he called him, “the little fellow.”
Oral History Interview
Is it normal to call an older brother-in-law a “little fellow” in English-speaking countries? I thought the same thing when Jackie called Bobby “that boy”. Anyway, I think he was truly loved by them.
※ I don't know who that is on the right side of the photo, I think it was Stephen but I forget😵💫
City Crusher
Stephen Smith
Painting - 100 x 70 x 4 cm
At least Stephen Smith has some sense
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