Photo memories of Gerald Ford (vanity)

Yahoo! News Photos ^ | 12/27/06 | staff

[redstates4ever]

"Portrait of Gerald R. Ford, named Leslie Lynch King, Jr. until 1916, around ten months old." "A photo provided by the Gerald R. Ford Library shows Gerald Ford a student in elementary school in 1923." "A photo provided by the Gerald R. Ford Library shows Gerald Ford in 1936 as a ranger at Yellowstone National Park." "A photo provided by the Gerald R. Ford Library shows Navigation Officer Gerald Ford using a sextant aboard the USS Monterey in 1944." "A photo provided by the Gerald R. Ford Library shows Gerald Ford as a naval officer in 1945." "Former US President Gerald Ford and Betty Ford sit in the backseat of a car following their marriage in Grand Rapids, Michigan in October 1948." "Rep. Gerald Ford, R-Mich., is shown in an August 1964 file photo as he served as a member of the Warren Commission investigating the assassination of President John F. Kennedy." "President Gerald R .Ford often sits with his dog Liberty, a golden retriever, in the Oval Office." "President Ford skiing at Vail, CO. December 1974." "Former U.S. President Gerald R. Ford talks with his Chief of Staff Donald Rumsfeld (L) and Rumsfeld's assistant Richard Cheney (R) in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington in this April 28, 1975 file photo." "President Ford plays golf during a working vacation on Mackinac Island in Michigan July 13, 1975." "Former President Gerald R. Ford and Betty Ford acknowledge applause after they both received the Congressional Medal of Honor during a ceremony in the rotunda of the Capitol in Washington in this October 27, 1999 file photo."

[reagan_fanatic]

More than anything, he'll be remembered as a decent, honest man who held the country together in a very turbulent and uncertain time. Just what we needed.

God bless you, President Ford.

[txrangerette]

What I've heard several times on FNC is that Gerald Ford graduated in the ***top one-third*** of his Yale Law School class. I've read most of your posts about him, which I've thoroughly enjoyed, and in each you say he was ranked no. 3 in his class.

I wonder if we, or someone else (I'm too busy caring for my chronically ill mother), can find a credible source to settle that point of difference...