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Kennedy. and the passage that john, i'm told, remembered was where emerson said, this time like all times is a very good one if we but know what to do with it. the thing that i liked most about john was he knew from his upbringing that ordinary americans could do extraordinary things. ordinary americans do extraordinary things. and he believed, i believe, he was confident that every successful, every successive generation would know what to do with it. and that's the charge i think john left us, annie. to join our nation's conquests and our nation's explorations as

Veteran of world war i, taught him how to play "taps" on the bugle. they'd play together memorial day in new concord, small flags and flowers next now grave sites, gravestones of the fallen. and john would recall that time and feeling when he said, where love of country was a given, defense of its ideals was an ob obligation, and the opportunity to join in his conquests and explorations was a challenge not only to fulfill a sacred duty but to join a joyous adventure. with john, all the years i knew him and worked with him, it was always a joyous adventure. annie, what a joyous adventure you an...

Try to improve on tip o'neill's admonition about all politics is local. i don't think john would agree that either. i think he thought all politics is personal. it's all personal. it all comes down to being personal. to being there for family and being there for friends in good times and in bad times. like you and john were there for me and jill when i was in the hospital. you were there for us when our son was deployed, and you were there when we buried him. it's all about being personal. annie, you and john as was mentioned earlier by the first speaker were -- i happened to be with ethel ken...

Together annie, you and john proved all the plshs. you not only had a minimum wage cal love affair. the other thing about you, you were partners. you were partners. together you bore the weight of fame and responsibility with enormous humility. in a sense of duty that defined you as the greatest of america's greatest generation. i think john defined what it meant to be american, what it meant to be an american. what we were about. just by how he acted. it was always about promise, we were a country of possibilities, opportunity, always a belief in tomorrow, tomorrow. when john was to the house...

On behalf of president obama and the first lady and behalf of the american people, jill and i are here because we love you, annie, and we loved john. and together, you taught us all how to love. that's not something you usually talk about when you talk about heroes, especially heroes like john glenn, who lived a life that was rigorous but tinged with just a little bit of magic. just a little bit of magic. we talk about daring spirit, toughness under pressure, mental and physical toughness. for all his heroism that history will remember in war, in space, in public life, he feyou felt something ...