Ethel Kennedy, the widow of the late Democratic icon Robert F. Kennedy, died Thursday morning after complications from a stroke suffered earlier in the week.
Ethel Kennedy, a mother of 11 with her late husband Robert F. Kennedy, was a longtime human rights advocate and a key player in the Kennedy family dynasty. She died 'from complications related to a ...
Following her husband’s death, Ethel dedicated her life to public service and fighting for human rights. The Chicago native later founded her non-profit organization, the Robert F. Kennedy ...
Ethel Kennedy, a human rights advocate and the widow of slain Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, died Thursday following a stroke she suffered last week. She was 96. The Kennedy matriarch was one of the last ...
Ethel Kennedy, the widow of former US Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and a longtime human rights activist, died Thursday, her family said. She was 96. Former Massachusetts Rep. Joe Kennedy III ...
A millionaire’s daughter who married the future senator and attorney general in 1950, Ethel Kennedy had endured more death by the age of 40, for the whole world to see, than most would in a ...
WASHINGTON, 2024 (Reuters) - Ethel Kennedy, a long-time human rights advocate who endured a series of tragedies that included ...
WASHINGTON – Ethel Kennedy, a human rights advocate, widow of the late Democratic icon Robert F. Kennedy and matriarch of ...
"It is with our hearts full of love that we announce the passing of our amazing grandmother, Ethel Kennedy. She died this morning from complications related to a stroke suffered last week ...
Ethel Kennedy, the resilient widow of Robert ... give him air!” Robert Kennedy died the next day at age 42. Mrs. Kennedy planned her husband’s funeral in New York, then accompanied his body ...
A millionaire’s daughter who married the future senator and attorney general in 1950, Ethel Kennedy had endured more death by the age of 40, for the whole world to see, than most would in a ...
A millionaire's daughter who married the future senator and attorney general in 1950, Ethel Kennedy had endured more death by the age of 40, for the whole world to see, than most would in a lifetime.