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FALL 2018 NEWSLETTER “THE FIRST LADY OF THE GREATEST GENERATION” Barbara Pierce Bush June 8, 1925 – April 17, 2018 ailed as the “First Lady of Hthe Greatest Generation,” the widely admired wife of one president and devoted mother of another, Barbara Pierce Bush, passed away peacefully on Tuesday evening, April 17, 2018 in her Houston home while holding the hand of the man she had met 77 years prior. Mrs. Bush was 92. “Our souls are settled because we know hers was,” former President George W. Bush said on behalf of his family in a written statement. Her body laid in repose that Friday at St. Martin’s Episcopal Church in Houston as over 6,000 fellow citizens filed past to pay their respects. (continued on page 3) Bush41.org 1 The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library Foundation The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library Foundation’s Board of Trustees gathered this September in Kennebunkport, Maine. (Photo credit: Chris Smith) A MESSAGE FROM DAVID B. JONES e begin our Fall 2018 newsletter Minister Brian Mulroney and his wife Mila to Kennebunkport in W paying tribute to the “First Lady late September to receive the tenth George Bush Award for of the Greatest Generation,” the amazing, Excellence in Public Service. Prime Minister Mulroney was perhaps indomitable Barbara Bush. She once President Bush’s closest friend and confidant among his fellow world instructed her White House staff “each day leaders. In receiving the Bush Award, the 2018 recipient assessed we should do something to help others,” the 41st President of the United States thusly: and that’s exactly what Barbara Bush did “… a quarter century later, the verdict on George Bush’s presidency everywhere she went for 92 years. What an is in: he was a success in all important matters he undertook and his inspiration she remains; what a sterling example she leaves. achievements will live on in history as those of a brave and principled At this special time of year we give thanks for your interest in man who served as President of this great Republic with decency, and support of the George Bush Presidential Library Foundation. dignity, principle and style.” For the first time, we are including in our newsletter a list of the Finally, you may have noticed that we have named our Foundation many generous donors who have helped fund our educational newsletter “Fidelity.” President Bush has named each of his boats mission in recent years. Our work to help perpetuate and promote Fidelity, but the term is also the most apt description for the way he George and Barbara Bush’s concept of public service with integrity has served our Nation — and his wonderful family and countless has arguably never been more important, and we are truly grateful friends — throughout his singular life. He is faithful to the core, for your friendship. and we will endeavor to remain faithful to his message and mission We appreciate all who serve on our governing and advisory boards, in all we do and report in our newsletter going forward. Thank including our Trustees who met this fall in Kennebunkport. We have you again for your support. As always, we welcome your questions some very exciting plans and projects that are at the heart of our and feedback. five-year strategic plan, and I want to personally thank each board member for their leadership and commitment — especially as we prepare for a capital campaign in the near future. Stay tuned for more information on that in our next newsletter. David B. Jones, What an honor it was for us to welcome former Canadian Prime Chief Executive Officer 2 Fall 2018 BARBARA PIERCE BUSH “ Bar was the gold (continued from page 1) standard of what At mid-day, President George it meant to be a H.W. Bush, joined by his friend — a friend daughter Doro, made the short to those she knew drive from his house to St. Martin’s to personally thank well, and to those dozens of his wife’s well- she didn’t know wishers. Later that afternoon, at all.” son Neil did likewise. — Susan Baker Four of the five living daughter of former President former presidents — Barack Gerald Ford; and Luci Baines Obama, George W. Bush, Johnson and Lynda Bird Bill Clinton and George H.W. ABOVE: Former President Bush 41 and his daughter Doro greet well-wishers at Johnson Robb, the daughters Bush — together with First St. Martin’s Church on Friday April 20, 2018. (Photo credit: Mark Burns) of former President Lyndon BELOW: Some 1,500 invited guests paid their respects to Barbara Bush during Lady Melania Trump, former the funeral service on Saturday April 21, 2018. (Photo credit: David J. Phillip/AP) B. Johnson. First Ladies Michelle Obama, They were joined by Laura Bush and Secretary while former First Lady the daughter of former hundreds of other dignitaries, Hillary Clinton attended the Rosalyn Carter was recovering President John F. Kennedy; including Texas Governor Greg funeral service on Saturday, from a medical procedure.) Tricia Nixon Cox, the daughter Abbott; former Vice Presidents April 21st. (President Jimmy Also among the 1,500 invited of former President Richard M. Dick Cheney and Dan Quayle; Carter was traveling overseas, guests were Caroline Kennedy, Nixon; Susan Ford Bales, the (continued next page) Bush41.org 3 BARBARA PIERCE BUSH went to a home for HIV-infected (continued from page 3) infants and hugged the children there, as well as an HIV-infected former British Prime Minister adult man,” historian Jon John Major; and former Meacham recalled. “The images Canadian Prime Minister sent a powerful message — Brian Mulroney. one of compassion, of love, “Barbara Bush filled our of acceptance.” lives with laughter and joy and, At the conclusion of the in the case of her family, she 90-minute service, Mrs. was our teacher and role model Bush’s coffin was wheeled on how to live a life of purpose out of the church by eight of and meaning,” former Florida her grandsons, who served as Governor Jeb Bush said. “On pallbearers. During the 90-mile behalf of our family, we want ABOVE: First Lady Melania Trump joined former President and Mrs. Obama, motorcade procession to the to thank the thousands and former President and Sec. Clinton, former President and Mrs. George W. Bush, Bush Library in College Station and President Bush 41 at the pre-funeral reception. (Photo credit: Paul Morse) thousands of people for their BELOW: Two members of Mrs. Bush’s Secret Service detail stand guard as that followed, tens of thousands expressions of condolence and she lay in repose at St. Martin’s Church on Friday, April 20, 2018. of people lined the highways love for our precious mother.” (Photo credit: Richard Carson) and roads waving flags, “Bar was the gold standard of all,” her friend and confidant, a genuine friend is all about.” saluting, and standing with what it meant to be a friend — Susan Baker, stated. “God “In 1989, when many hands over hearts as the Bush a friend to those she knew well, used her as an instrument of Americans lived in ignorance family passed. Barbara Bush and to those she didn’t know at friendship to reveal what being about HIV/AIDS, Mrs. Bush was interred that afternoon in a 4 Fall 2018 “ Our souls are settled because we know hers was.” — George W. Bush private ceremony in the family literacy programs in plot at the Bush Library Center all 50 states and the District where her first daughter, Robin, of Columbia. already lay. Several schools, libraries and Called “Bar,” “Ganny,” “the parks have been named for Mrs. Silver Fox” and “the Enforcer,” Bush, including middle schools Barbara Bush used a strong in San Antonio and Irving, blend of candor, humor and Texas, and elementary schools tough love to raise six children, in Houston, Texas; the Dallas 17 grandchildren and seven suburb of Grand Prairie; and great-grandchildren (an eighth Mesa, Arizona. Also bearing great grandchild, Max Walker her name is the Barbara Bush Lauren, was born two days Children’s Hospital at Maine after her passing). In addition Medical Center in Portland. to Robin, she was preceded in Mrs. Bush chronicled death by her siblings Martha her life’s story in two Rafferty and James R. Pierce. autobiographies: Barbara After her husband was Bush: A Memoir (1994), which elected vice president in 1980, covered her life through her Barbara Bush’s signature cause husband’s term in office; and became literacy. At the time, Reflections (2003), which statistics showed that some focused on life after the White 35 million U.S. adults could House and her first son’s not read above the eighth- ascension to the presidency. grade level. In due course, “George Bush and I have Mrs. Bush came to recognize been the two luckiest people the vital importance of family in the world, and when all the literacy — designing programs dust has settled and all the to help struggling parents crowds are gone, the things and children. The Barbara that matter are faith, family Bush Foundation for Family and friends,” Barbara Bush Literacy, which she launched wrote in 1993. “We have been in 1989, has since raised and inordinately blessed, and we awarded over $110 million know that.” to create or expand family “ Barbara Bush filled our lives with laughter and joy and, in the case of her family, she was our teacher and TOP: A military honor guard bears Mrs. Bush’s remains at Bush Library. role model on how to live a life of MIDDLE: The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets stands at attention as the Bush family motorcade arrives at the Bush Library.
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