May 22, 1962 - President John F. Kennedy and Félix Houphouët Boigny motorcade to Blair House 

May The Lord be with you!

@@johnfreeman1164 Hi there 😏, Héy, just want you to know that stating God's blessings over someone in thanking The Lord, I definitely mean it ! 💞💯 But when I read your respons, it really did me good 💌👍. 'Cause I mean well, never have been impressed by "mr". Trump and want to serve The One and Only -> Jezus of Nazareth - the Christ 💯‼️ More likely, (without being in a sect!!) I'm considered to be a "l'enfant terrible"(= the terrible child, always going for the truth!!). Also concerning this "subject" where I should keep my "distance" according to some... But the Truth is the Truth, and it's best to come out‼️ So, when I received your respons : it touched me deeply -> and, you know what?, I thank The Lord God through Jesus for YOU 👀‼️ Just so you know !! God bless you and your extended ones most abundantly, John, AMEN (= Hebrew for: "so be it / it is done!!) Receive it 💖🎯😏 Sincerely, A. DEE WAI 🕊️

I was 3 months!

I was right behind you, Jerry. I turned 4 in August 1962. I imagine we have similar memories of JFK's death.

Yes it’s very sad how they couldn’t uphold his standards or legacy.

Or a year ago

Yes he was a good man that saw substance over skin color. He used to greet and thank his bodyguards, very paternal to children. He didn’t care much for class race or social boundaries. ☺️

@@mykhaltsobahan3828 Very true! I’ve always felt like children and animals are good judges of character and they always seemed to flock around and adore President Kennedy. It infuriates me to this day that out of all the people, we lost *him* and in such a tragic way 💔

@@alfredfreedomjones5105 Yes very much to that last sentence. Sad situation all around. God Bless

it's chilling to watch President Kennedy in this car, isn't it?

Yes ! Thanks for letting me know I am not alone with that experience.

I wish he didn't go to Dallas.

@@hectorlopez1069 I agree Hector actually privately he didn't want to go he feared A hostile reception from the crowds but it turned out to be the opposite until well you know the rest terrible

JFK is American not Irish. Really wtf is wrong with you people.

Jfk is fourth generation direct irish and born and raised in the USA there's nothing wrong with me

Yes he was a very attractive man but it was also his beliefs and the manner and substance of what he spoke and did that made him very beloved and mourned.

I certainly do not agree, Jeff. Harry Truman was appreciated and very much liked by the American people. I remember his death in December 1972. Though he lived a long life and wasn't shot down, his passing brought powerful feelings and fond recollections from around the nation.