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Eunice Kennedy Shriver photographed by Cecil Beaton for American Vogue, March 1, 1968.
Carolyn Bessette photographed by Mario Sorrenti (1994)
Bobby Kennedy with his daughter Kerry, Snake River, July 4th, 1966.
“I think that [my father] firmly believed in the capacity of one person to make a difference. He believed if you could make a difference you are obligated to try. And that is how he lived his life.” - Kerry Kennedy
Robert Kennedy visits Ethiopia
ROBERT FRANCIS KENNEDY b. 20 November 1925
“Robert Francis” was a less calculated selection of names than his brothers’. Robert was as common as appellations came then, whereas Francis could have been a memorial to his paternal uncle, who died before his second birthday; to his maternal grandfather, whose middle name was Francis; or to Saint Francis of Assisi, which is the angelic interpretation the family prefers. Like Saint Francis, Robert F. Kennedy was gentle as well as intense, and he, too, found solace in nature and with animals.
Bobby Kennedy: The Making of a Liberal Icon by Larry Tye
PHOTOS by Alfred Brown, Massachusetts, 1926
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Robert F. Kennedy photographed by Pat McCallum for Glamour magazine, August 1st 1965.
1965, Hanging out with Princess Margaret after having tea
ORIGINAL CAPTION: WASHINGTON, NOV. 17 [1965] - GUEST AT TEA - Princess Margaret poses with Mrs. Edward M. Kennedy, wife of the Massachusetts senator, and Mrs. Everett Dirksen, center, wife of the Illinois senator, today at the Kennedy home in the Georgetown section of Washington. The Princess attended a tea for wives of the Senate, the Cabinet and White House staff.
1968 - Joansie campaigning for Bobby
1955, Gorgeous Joan Bennett poses in Bermuda after being crowned 'College Queen'. She was 19.
1964 - Joan going to Europe with her sister Candace 'Candy' Bennett McMurrey
January 21, 1969 - Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy poses with her son, Senator Edward M. Kennedy and his wife, Joan Bennett Kennedy, at the Hotel Pierre in New York City, New York, during a Democratic fundraising dinner.
Robert Kennedy campaigning for the senate in 1964
November 17, 1977 - Joan Kennedy, actor Paul Newman & his wife actress Joanne Woodward at the Roundabout Theater in New York City.
U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. (seated in front row, third from left), attends the Queen’s Club Championships tennis tournament at the Queen’s Club in London. Alexander Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone, is seated front, second from left. // June 24, 1939
Senator Ted Kennedy giving a speech at the dedication of the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Memorial Laboratories, Wisconsin, 20 November 1963.