Remembering Betty Ford!

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In Memory of First Lady Betty Ford

In Memory of Betty Ford 1918 - 2011

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Quick Links Coming Event Become a member BATTLES, BANDAGES AND HONOR: Contact us Dr. Mary Walker Renew your August 20, 2011 membership Dr. Mary Walker is the only woman in history to receive the Visit us Congressional Medal of Honor. Reenactor relates her story. Luncheon follows program. July Birthdays 10am-1pm $25/Person $22/Members

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Uniform Nancy Reagan Afternoon program pays tribute to all women July 6, 1921 who served the U.S. in uniform. 1pm-pinning ceremony Frances Cleveland Free and Open to the Public Women Veterans Encouraged to Attend http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/...w7nl1f0grzpivGMpg1F8sLHb1W1StuKRmoWu2dFzEfmFs-MjSXMJGQ%3D%3D&id=preview[11/30/2011 9:05:17 PM] Remembering Betty Ford!

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Jackie Kennedy Lesson Plan of the Month July 28, 1929 The NFLL is pleased to feature a lesson plan each month.

Elizabeth Bloomer Ford The First Lady: The "Heart of the Nation"

Betty Ford: First Ladies' Lives

Other lesson plans for all age levels can be found by selecting RESEARCH on the home page of our website and then selecting the individual First Lady. Did you know that? ? Current Exhibit Interesting First Lady Trivia Heroes of the Presidential Medal of Freedom Elizabeth Ann Bloomer November 8, 2010 - September 9, 2011 divorced her fist husband, William Warren, in 1947; On Nov. 8, the National First Ladies' Library and she married Gerald Ford a Research Center opened an exciting new exhibit. This year later. exhibit examines the women who have won the

Presidential Medal of Freedom. During some years in high school, she opened her Further information own dance school, renting

space to use as a studio

where she taught children, More information about the Presidential Medal of Freedom adults at , Grand Rapids,

approximately 1935-1937, National First Ladies' Library Collection, Gift of Capital Coin & Stamp Co., Inc. earning fifty cents for each child student. For four consecutive summers, she Jackie Kennedy Portrait also taught dance at Stone Lake, Michigan, summers 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940. She recalled teaching some of the era's most

popular dance such as the fox trot, waltz, and Big Now featured in the National First Ladies' Apple. Library a portrait of a young Jackie Kennedy done by local artist, As a young girl and young Jamie MacLean. woman, Betty Bloomer was physically healthy, enjoying sports and strenuous exercise, often seeking to participate in competitive sports like ice NFLL on Facebook and Twitter hockey and football that were dominated by men, resulting in part from the http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/...w7nl1f0grzpivGMpg1F8sLHb1W1StuKRmoWu2dFzEfmFs-MjSXMJGQ%3D%3D&id=preview[11/30/2011 9:05:17 PM] Remembering Betty Ford!

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