PREDICTION: Woman in JFK Limo During Shootings Dies
Here's an unfortunate Psychic Reading revolving around High School Alumni. Austin Rose is a Dancer in Oregon that went to my high school:
This runs parallel to the story in Austin, Texas about the lady in the JFK Limo who died. I said I'm born on JFK's Birthday:
Woman in JFK Limo During Shootings Dies
By KELLEY SHANNON, Associated Press Writer
18 minutes ago
AUSTIN, Texas - Nellie Connally, the former Texas first lady who was riding in President Kennedy's limousine when he was assassinated, has died, a family friend said Saturday. The 87-year-old was the last living person who had been part of that fateful Dallas drive.
Connally, the widow of former Gov. John Connally, died late Friday at Westminster Manor in Austin, said Julian Read, who served as the governor's press secretary in the 1960s.
"Total surprise," he said. "She has been extremely active and vital the past few days and weeks. ... It's a shock to all of us."
Connally had said the most enduring image she had of the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination was of a mixture of blood and roses.
"It's the image of yellow roses and red roses and blood all over the car ... all over us," she said in a 2003 interview with The Associated Press. "I'll never forget it. ... It was so quick and so short, so potent."
As the limousine carrying the Connallys and the Kennedys wound its way through the friendly crowd in downtown Dallas, Nellie Connally turned to President Kennedy, who was in a seat behind her, and said, "Mr. President, you can't say Dallas doesn't love you."
Almost immediately, she heard the first of what she later concluded were three gunshots in quick succession. Connally slumped after the second shot, and, "I never looked back again. I was just trying to take care of him," she said.
Anniversaries and inevitable media interviews followed the Connallys for decades to come.
She was also an active fundraiser for many charities. In 1989, Richard Nixon, Barbara Walters and Donald Trump turned out for a gala to honor her and raise money for diabetes research.
"I've never known a woman with Nellie's courage, compassion and character," Walters said. "For all her ups and downs, I've never heard a self-pitying word from her."
The "downs" that Walters spoke of were financial difficulties.
Private business ventures after 1980 were less successful than John Connally's career as a politician and dealmaking Houston lawyer. An oil company in which he invested got into trouble, and $200 million worth of real estate projects went sour.
He filed for reorganization of his personal finances under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code and for liquidation, under Chapter 7, of the Barnes/Connally Partnership, the Austin-based real estate venture that he founded with former Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes.
The auction paid only a fraction of the $93 million in debts Connally listed with the bankruptcy court in Austin.
Nellie Connally celebrated her 80th birthday with fellow breast cancer survivors at a ceremony in the Nellie B. Connally Breast Center at Anderson hospital in Houston. It had been 10 years since overcoming breast cancer.
She served on the M.D. Anderson Board of Visitors since 1984, and a fund in her name raised millions for research and patient programs.
Survivors include her daughter, Sharon Connally Ammann, and two sons, John B. Connally III and Mark Connally.
Funeral services are pending.
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This runs parallel to the story in Austin, Texas about the lady in the JFK Limo who died. I said I'm born on JFK's Birthday:
- Nellie Connally, the former Texas first lady who was riding in President Kennedy's limousine when he was assassinated, has died, a family friend said Saturday:
- The AP is in Austin
- Austin Rose is the other Austin
- I was watching "I Touch Myself" by the Divinyls, which is the song Austin Powers dances to in the movie to defeat the Femmebots
- The AP is in Austin
- Connally, the widow of former Gov. John Connally, died late Friday at Westminster Manor in Austin:
- The husband was John Connally
- Initials JC = Jesus Christ
- The husband was John Connally
- Connally had said the most enduring image she had of the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination was of a mixture of blood and roses:
- My Aunt is Rosemarie
- 11/22 = Aquarius(11) Sun(22/V/5/Leo)
- It's talking about the Age of Aquarius
- Lee Harvey Oswald = LHO = 12/8 Sun(O)
- My mom is born 12/8
- I said I was born 5/29 on JFK's Birthday
- I said I'm of Mathematical Divinity
- It's referring to how I'm the "youngest President" and my time on this Planet will be short as a Human
- Dallas = Da/LL-AS
- Da/LL-AS = Giving (Da-Spanish) Lois Lane(LL) Clark Kent(AS/33-Periodic/3x11/CxK/CK)
- Da-L/LA-S = Giving(Da) Bad(L/Non-7) Heavenly(LA/Los Angeles) Superman(S)
- My Aunt is Rosemarie
- "It's the image of yellow roses and red roses and blood all over the car ... all over us," she said in a 2003 interview with The Associated Press. "I'll never forget it. ... It was so quick and so short, so potent":
- Yellow is for the Sun
- I said about Sunny Leone representing the Sun
- If you could convert the Sun into Human Form, it would look like Sunny Leone
- That's why my mom in 1961 looks like Sunny Leone
- That's where that Sigmund Freud Theory of the Oedipal Complex comes from
- Sigmund Freud = Initials SF = San Francisco
- I said Isabella Valentine using pictures of Sunny Leone worked at Bay City Blues
- Bay City Blues was named after the Bay Area
- Madonna was born in "Bay City"
- Yellow is for the Sun
- "I've never known a woman with Nellie's courage, compassion and character," Walters said. "For all her ups and downs, I've never heard a self-pitying word from her":
- Barbara Walters was born 9/25
- 9/25 is Christopher Reeve's Birthday
- Barbara Walters was born 9/25
- Private business ventures after 1980 were less successful than John Connally's career as a politician and dealmaking Houston lawyer. An oil company in which he invested got into trouble, and $200 million worth of real estate projects went sour:
- I said all the Letters in CHRIST add up to 77, which is IR on the Periodic Table
- IR = My Initials
- I said that I ran into Financial Problems and went broke
- I said all the Letters in CHRIST add up to 77, which is IR on the Periodic Table
- He filed for reorganization of his personal finances under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code and for liquidation, under Chapter 7, of the Barnes/Connally Partnership, the Austin-based real estate venture that he founded with former Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes:
- Barnes/Connally = Barnes and Noble
- B(AR)N-ES = BN with AR inside, ES = Valentine(BN/2-14) with IR(AR) inside, Northwest(ES/Non-SE/NW)
- I said Davis is born Valentine's Day
- If Davis Barnes, then I'd be "Noble"
- Barnes/Connally = Barnes and Noble
- Survivors include her daughter, Sharon Connally Ammann, and two sons, John B. Connally III and Mark Connally: The daughter Sharon is for Sharon Thomas who's Dean Cain's Mother as Superman running parallel to Bliss as Chrissy Thomas
Woman in JFK Limo During Shootings Dies
By KELLEY SHANNON, Associated Press Writer
18 minutes ago
AUSTIN, Texas - Nellie Connally, the former Texas first lady who was riding in President Kennedy's limousine when he was assassinated, has died, a family friend said Saturday. The 87-year-old was the last living person who had been part of that fateful Dallas drive.
Connally, the widow of former Gov. John Connally, died late Friday at Westminster Manor in Austin, said Julian Read, who served as the governor's press secretary in the 1960s.
"Total surprise," he said. "She has been extremely active and vital the past few days and weeks. ... It's a shock to all of us."
Connally had said the most enduring image she had of the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination was of a mixture of blood and roses.
"It's the image of yellow roses and red roses and blood all over the car ... all over us," she said in a 2003 interview with The Associated Press. "I'll never forget it. ... It was so quick and so short, so potent."
As the limousine carrying the Connallys and the Kennedys wound its way through the friendly crowd in downtown Dallas, Nellie Connally turned to President Kennedy, who was in a seat behind her, and said, "Mr. President, you can't say Dallas doesn't love you."
Almost immediately, she heard the first of what she later concluded were three gunshots in quick succession. Connally slumped after the second shot, and, "I never looked back again. I was just trying to take care of him," she said.
Anniversaries and inevitable media interviews followed the Connallys for decades to come.
She was also an active fundraiser for many charities. In 1989, Richard Nixon, Barbara Walters and Donald Trump turned out for a gala to honor her and raise money for diabetes research.
"I've never known a woman with Nellie's courage, compassion and character," Walters said. "For all her ups and downs, I've never heard a self-pitying word from her."
The "downs" that Walters spoke of were financial difficulties.
Private business ventures after 1980 were less successful than John Connally's career as a politician and dealmaking Houston lawyer. An oil company in which he invested got into trouble, and $200 million worth of real estate projects went sour.
He filed for reorganization of his personal finances under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code and for liquidation, under Chapter 7, of the Barnes/Connally Partnership, the Austin-based real estate venture that he founded with former Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes.
The auction paid only a fraction of the $93 million in debts Connally listed with the bankruptcy court in Austin.
Nellie Connally celebrated her 80th birthday with fellow breast cancer survivors at a ceremony in the Nellie B. Connally Breast Center at Anderson hospital in Houston. It had been 10 years since overcoming breast cancer.
She served on the M.D. Anderson Board of Visitors since 1984, and a fund in her name raised millions for research and patient programs.
Survivors include her daughter, Sharon Connally Ammann, and two sons, John B. Connally III and Mark Connally.
Funeral services are pending.
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