Sen. Edward M. Kennedy dies at 77

by Patricia Turo | August 26, 2009 at 01:37 am
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Senator Kennedy died after a year long fight with brain cancer only a week after attending his sisters funeral.  Senator Kennedy has had a long and distinquished career in the US Senate and will be known for his battle to pass a unirversal healthcare program.  His illness has prevented him from fighting the current  healthcare reform.  It is likely that the battle cry for healthcare reform will now be a ralling cry in his name. 

'And The Dream Shall Never Die' Sen. Edward M. Kennedy dies at 77 Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, a passionate, liberal voice, member of a storied American family and the last of an influential group of brothers, has died at the age of 77 after a battle with brain cancer. Read More ... · Reaction: story text here -->   Photos: Kennedy family gallery   Video: Historical Kennedy speeches · Archives: Recent Times Kennedy coverage · More: Family tree | Cape Kennedy places · Eunice Shriver (1921-2009): Reaction | Wake | Funeral
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marianmo

sad to see him leave but his spirit will live on

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mike_klander

RIP Edward Kennedy. The legacy that you and your family left on American politics will never be forgotten.

Mike Klander

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rng

RIP Ted Kennedy. I didn't always support your choices, but you gave your life to public service of this country and you deserve our thanks. Condolences to the Kennedy family

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politisite

Thanks

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Patricia Turo

Thanks for your recommendations My life during the summers was spent in Hyannis. Our family was both involved with this family as many testimonials were held at our families restrurant and in politics during all of their campaigns as well. Wether you agaree with his politics or not, he fought for the small guy.

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