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What a great man. (Original Post)
El Supremo
Dec 2016
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Xipe Totec
(43,890 posts)1. An example to all of us. nt
shenmue
(38,506 posts)2. ...
dhill926
(16,337 posts)3. in so many ways....
volstork
(5,400 posts)4. Godspeed.
Skittles
(153,150 posts)5. pretty awesome lady too
96 years old now
Liberal_in_LA
(44,397 posts)6. k&r
Puha Ekapi_2
(69 posts)7. I have always admired John Glenn....
....true American hero and great Democratic Senator.
lastlib
(23,220 posts)8. recently read his biography--quite the man, John Glenn!
"Godspeed, John Glenn"...........
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KT2000
(20,577 posts)9. in addition to all his accomplishments
I loved the way he respected his wife. They had a real love story.
Yes - a great man.
tenderfoot
(8,426 posts)10. BRAVE!!! Man!
There's no way in hell I'd get shot up into space not knowing to what to expect!
Rest in Peace John Glenn.
gratuitous
(82,849 posts)11. The traveling Smithsonian exhibit came through town
They had one of the early space capsules on display. You could get close enough to touch it. No way in the world I'd have gotten into that thing. It looked about two steps up from a backyard Popular Science project. Yikes!
tenderfoot
(8,426 posts)12. Yes. I saw those at the Smithsonian as well. The Kennedy Space Center too!
No way! No day! LOL!