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At The Door Of Memory: Aubrey Ri... - Colin McSween

At The Door Of Memory: Aubrey Rike, A Witness To History and the Assassination of President Kennedy

Colin McSween
JFK Lancer Productions & Publications, Inc. , English
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While in Trauma Room 1, Aubrey Rike found himself at the center
of an unequaled time in history as he assumed the impromptu
undertaking of providing assistance to First Lady Jacqueline
Kennedy and President Kennedy. Aubrey shares heartbreaking
moments in time that became forever ingrained in his memory, one
that came as an opportunity to offer kindness and caring to a slain
President and his grieving widow. Now, he has opened that
door of memory and asked us to step through.

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