A Special Tribute to President Ronald Wilson Reagan 40th President of the U.S. from the GA Federation of Republican Women
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Remarks by the President Upon the Death of President Ronald Reagan   You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden." Matthew 5:14   Click here to read President Bush's Eulogy at Funeral Service for President Reagan         Read his final letter to America -- the Alzheimers Letter          Media Coverage from Fox News  A Great Man, A Political Giant' Mourning in America: Ronald Reagan Dies at 93       Official White House Portrait 1987 with Gorbachev   President and Nancy Reagan at the White House       2nd Term swearing in President Reagan with his good friend Margaret Thatcher of England         In Air Force in WWIIIn Air Force in WWII               In Air Force in WWII       Reagan as a young reporter            Some of  President Reagan's Famous Speeches   We Will Be a City Upon a Hill January 25, 1975 First Conservative Political Action Conference “The Evil Empire” March 8, 1983 Address to the National Association of Evangelicals, Orlando Florida The Boys of Pointe du Hoc June 6, 1984 U.S. Ranger Monument at Point du Hoc, Normandy, France   “Mr. Gorbachev, Tear Down this Wall!” June 12, 1987 Speech at the Brandenburg Gate, West Berlin Ronald Reagan on the Cold War November 19, 1990 Westminster College Cold War Memorial, Fulton, Missouri Empire of Ideals August 17, 1992 Republican National Convention, Houston, Texas Last Letter to America November 5, 1994 In His Own   More Speeches 40th Anniversary of D-Day (Omaha Beach) 40th Anniversary of D-Day (Pointe du Hoc) '76 Convention Closer A Time for Choosing Challenger Farewell Address First Inaugural Intent to Run for President Second Inaugural Address Tear Down this Wall The Creative Society The Unknown Soldier Time to Recapture our Destiny   Reagan's body carried into U.S. Capitol - June 9, 2004       Day of Mourning - June 11, 2004 Friday, June 11, 2004 11:30 am EDT National Funeral at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C and interment at sunset in Simi Valley, CA   .June 11, 2004 Interment in Simi Valley, CA   His final Hail to his Chief          Michael Reagan      delivers eulogy for      his father at sunset      at the interment.       Interment on the     shining hill in Simi     Valley, CA           SUNSET BURIAL    Navy Capt. James    A. Symonds,    Commander of the    USS Ronald Reagan,    presents the flag to    Nancy Reagan    during interment    ceremonies.   Funeral in the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.   Text of Former President Bush's Eulogy   Text of Lady Margaret Thatcher's Eulogy video taped earlier shown here with Prince Charles leaving the Cathedral Lynn Cheney does not look very happy with her assigned seat! President Bush escorts Nancy Reagan into the National Cathedral while former President Bush and Barbara Bush look on.   Scenes from the funeral in the National Cathedral Washington, D.C.   (left) President Bush delivers eulogy and pays his respects at funeral in the National Cathedral                   Thanks From a Grateful Country by Peggy Noonan Monday, June 7, 2004 For a man who changed the world, Ronald Reagan sure was modest. Peggy Noonan The Ben Elliott Story Monday, June 14, 2004 Because I Am Not Done Thursday, June 17, 2004     The Long Goodbye is Over By Michael Reagan Click here to view tributes from many cartoonists. _______________________________________________________________    Reagan Library  View from the South   View many Images from the Reagan Library archives Selected by the Reagan Library Audiovisual staff All the photographs are in the public domain       My Heroes Have Always Been  Cowboys President Reagan and President Bush 43                    Speakers on for cowboy  Music         3Back to top of Page   Remembering the Gipper    Rider Coming In!   last updated 09/05/2006

 

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