Posted on 06/08/2004 10:40:27 PM PDT by Joe Hadenuf
I'm surprised that I'd never noticed before, but I was watching something that showed some footage of Maureen Reagan, and I was amazed at how much she looked like her Mother, Jane Wyman, especially around her eyes!
So park your car at an outlying station, and take the Metro into town!
I know it's late, and I'm tired, but is it me, or was that article in the Movie Database strangely written? It was almost as though some of the lines were out of sync.
Probably. Writing skills have gone down the toilet ever since the Liberals changed the education system in this country.
Not entirely sure, to tell the truth.
Fred Karger (1963 - 1965) (divorced)
Fred Karger (1952 - 1954) (divorced)
Ronald Reagan (26 January 1940 - 1948) (divorced)
2 children
Myron Futterman (1936 - 1938) (divorced)
That was 106,000 per hour, right? /sort of tongue in cheek, sorta not
What Joe said.
Thank you Mrs. Reagan for all the love and support and hard work. Thank you for all of the personal sacrifices you made in order to be there for your dear husband, our great President.
God Bless President Ronald W. Reagan and God Bless America.
1933 - April 8
Jane Wyman is alleged to have married Ernest Eugene Wyman/Weymann.
1937 - June 29
Jane Wyman marries Myron Futterman
1938 - November 1
Jane Wyman's divorce from Myron Futterman is granted
1940 - January 26
Jane Wyman marries Ronald Reagan.
1941 - January 4
Maureen Reagan is born.
1942 - April 4
R. Reagan is inducted into the Armed Services, for the first time Jane Wyman becomes the primary wage earner in the Reagan household.
1945 - March 18
Micheal Edward Reagan is born.
1945 - March 21
Michael Reagan is adopted by Jane Wyman and R. Reagan.
1945 - September 12
R. Reagan is officially discharged from the Armed Services. He joins his family at Lake Arrowhead where Jane Wyman is on location filming The Yearling (1946).
1946 - October to December
During the filming of Magic Town (1947) Jane Wyman confides to screenwriter Robert Riskin and his wife Fay Wray that her marriage to R. Reagan is in trouble.
1947 - June 26
Christine Reagan is born and dies.
1947 - December 14
Jane Wyman discloses her separation from R. Reagan to the media.
1948 - February 17
Jane Wyman travels to Las Vegas to establish residency for pending divorce from R. Reagan. After a few days Wyman returns to Los Angeles to attempt reconciliation
1948 - May
After a brief reconciliation Jane Wyman files for divorce from R. Reagan.
1948 - June 28
Jane Wyman's interlocutory decree of divorce from R. Reagan is granted. She does not request alimony but is awarded $500 a month in child support for Michael and Maureen.
1952 - November 1
Jane Wyman marries Fred Karger.
1954 - December 7
Jane Wyman's interlocutory decree of divorce from Fred Karger is granted.
1954 - December 8
Jane Wyman and her children Michael and Maureen convert to Catholicism.
1961 - March 11
Jane Wyman marries Fred Karger for the second time.
1964 - February 8
Jane Wyman attends Maureen Reagan's wedding to David Sills at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills, CA.
1965 - March 9
Fred Karger files for divorce from Jane Wyman.
1971 - June 13
Jane Wyman attends Michael Reagan's wedding to P. Putnam in Hawaii.
1975 - November 7
Jane Wyman attends Michael Reagan's wedding to Colleen Sterns in Anaheim, CA.
1981 - April 24
Jane Wyman attends Maureen Reagan's wedding to Dennis Revell at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA.
For ten long years, the country had been completely separated from him. All understood why this had to be.
Not only did America not forget him, the American people missed him all the more. We know the old saying, about when there's true love, absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Now that the people can finally be close to President Reagan again - if only to say goodbye - they have voted with their feet and their hearts. Nancy can know with no uncertaintly, how much everyone else love her Ronnie too.
I honestly think she may have felt that.
They are having a book signing for President Reagan at the State Capitol in Minnesota. I'm not sure which day.
They merely have to note how many "Thank You" cards they handed out, that would be easily the most accurate count. I heard 106,000 also.
It was reported that the communications director at the Library said that he was confident that the people would still be showing up by the tens of thousands, for days on end, if time would have permitted.
He had been in the room with Nancy, Ron, and Patti. They stood up to stand by the coffin after consulting with one another. Michael was not included. He finally stood up at his chair looking flustered. Escorted by the minister, Nancy, Ron, and Patti left--walking right past Michael without making eye contact or saying anything. They left separately with the minister escorting them out the door. Michael appeared to be going to leave in a different vehicle. Minutes later he came back into the room and stood at the casket alone.
It appeared that Michael was on the outside of this little family group looking in. The whole thing looked automatic as if this kind of group dynamic was fairly typical. I felt sorry for Michael.
I watched this twice on C-SPAN to see if what I thought I saw was actually the case. Very strange.
I could go for a "Million Reagan March".
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