June 5th, 2014
06:04 PM ET
9 years ago

Nancy Reagan lays wreath at husband's grave site

(CNN) - Nancy Reagan laid a wreath at her husband's grave site on Thursday, the 10th anniversary of President Ronald Reagan's death.

Nancy Reagan lays a wreath every year, but this year marks the first time she's allowing media to attend since his funeral.

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Nancy Reagan: 'Ronnie and Margaret were political soul mates'
April 8th, 2013
12:37 PM ET
10 years ago

Nancy Reagan: 'Ronnie and Margaret were political soul mates'

(CNN) - Nancy Reagan, wife of former President Ronald Reagan, released a statement Monday mourning Margaret Thatcher and acknowledging the close ties between the former British prime minister and her late husband.
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Photo: Nancy Reagan commemorates 8th anniversary of husband's death
June 5th, 2012
05:01 PM ET
11 years ago

Photo: Nancy Reagan commemorates 8th anniversary of husband's death

(CNN) - Former first lady Nancy Reagan marked the 8th anniversary of President Ronald Reagan's death on Tuesday by laying a bouquet of flowers at her husband's California grave, The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation said.

Reagan, the 40th president of the United States, served from 1981 to 1989 and died in 2004 at the age of 93.


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Photo: Romneys meet with Nancy Reagan, who offers endorsement
May 31st, 2012
07:43 PM ET
11 years ago

Photo: Romneys meet with Nancy Reagan, who offers endorsement

(CNN) - (CNN) – Nancy Reagan, wife of former President Ronald Reagan, wrote in a statement Thursday she had endorsed GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney.

"Mitt and Ann Romney joined me at my home this afternoon for some lemonade and cookies and I offered my firm endorsement of his campaign for President," Reagan wrote. Romney was in California Thursday to attend campaign fund-raising events. He also made a stop at the headquarters of Solyndra, the failed solar energy company.
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Nancy Reagan still recovering from fall
May 23rd, 2012
08:11 AM ET
11 years ago

Nancy Reagan still recovering from fall

(CNN) - Nancy Reagan is recovering from a number of broken ribs sustained in a fall in March, a representative for the former first lady said.

Reagan, 90, was unable to attend a speech given Tuesday evening by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.

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Jane Fonda in talks to play Nancy Reagan
March 27th, 2012
04:10 PM ET
11 years ago

Jane Fonda in talks to play Nancy Reagan

(CNN) - Jane Fonda may be preparing for a new role – that of former First Lady Nancy Reagan.

Fonda's publicist confirmed to CNN that the actress is in talks to play the wife of the 40th president of the United States in the true-life story of Eugene Allen, an African-American man who worked as a butler in the White House from 1952 to 1986.

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Nancy Reagan falls during California event
August 24th, 2011
07:30 AM ET
12 years ago

Nancy Reagan falls during California event

(CNN) - Former First Lady Nancy Reagan lost her balance and fell Tuesday night as she arrived at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California to hear U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Florida) speak.

Rubio caught Reagan, 90, before she hit the ground and a library spokeswoman said she is fine.

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Nancy Reagan honors anniversary of President Reagan's death
June 5th, 2011
06:22 PM ET
11 years ago

Nancy Reagan honors anniversary of President Reagan's death

(CNN) - Former first lady Nancy Reagan visited the gravesite of her deceased husband, President Ronald Reagan, on the seventh anniversary of his death at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.


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September 15th, 2010
07:44 PM ET
13 years ago

Nancy Reagan weighs in on California races

[cnn-photo-caption image= http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2009/images/03/09/art.nreagan0306.gi.jpg caption="Nancy Reagan endorsed California Senate candidate Carly Fiorina Wednesday."]

(CNN) - Nancy Reagan weighed in on the Senate and gubernatorial races in her home state on Wednesday, offering her endorsement of the Republican candidates in both California races.

The former first lady announced her support for Senate candidate Carly Fiorina and gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman a day after the three women sat down together for a private meeting.

Both women said they are honored to have the endorsement of Reagan, a former first lady of California.

"She and I share the same core values, and I am thankful to have her confidence and support behind my campaign for U.S. Senate," Fiorina said.

Fiorina is locked in a tight battle to unseat three-term Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer. Whitman also faces a tough challenge from Attorney General Jerry Brown to succeed Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Whitman also expressed her gratitude to Reagan.

"The legacies of President Reagan and Nancy Reagan have long been an inspiration to me, and their impact on our state and our nation is immeasurable," Whitman said.


Filed under: 2010 • Carly Fiorina • Meg Whitman • Nancy Reagan
June 3rd, 2009
02:53 PM ET
14 years ago

Emotional Nancy Reagan unveils statue of former president

WASHINGTON (CNN) - An emotional Nancy Reagan on Wednesday helped unveil a statue of her late husband, President Ronald Reagan, calling the 7-foot figure "a wonderful likeness."

Mrs. Reagan paused during her brief speech at the ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda, appearing to battle emotions as she mentioned her last visit to the marbled hall for Reagan's memorial in June 2004.

"It's nice to be back under happier circumstances," she said.

The statue is one of two from California in the National Statuary Hall Collection donated by states to honor significant figures.

Mrs. Reagan stood arm-in-arm with Rep. John Boehner, the House minority leader from Ohio, to pull down the curtain from the statue. She thanked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California for making the event possible.

In her remarks, Pelosi noted that the former president's statue contains pieces of the Berlin Wall, "as a symbol of his commitment to national security and to his success." The wall was torn down shortly after Reagan left office.

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