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6. I was in 6th grade, and found out the next morning when I came down to breakfast.

Fri Apr 4, 2025, 02:31 PM

Apr 4

My aunt was watching the news on television, weeping.

When I went to school that day, my "peers" were celebrating.

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Lest we forget: April 4, 1968 [View all] bluescribbler Apr 4 OP

Never forget. defacto7 Apr 4 #1

Never and pass it on before it is erased from history. LoisB Apr 4 #2

... SheltieLover Apr 4 #3

Never forget. .but they would sure like us to! niyad Apr 4 #4

Kick Thank you for posting. bronxiteforever Apr 4 #5

Rest in Peace, great heart. Thank you for your gifts to us all. Hekate Apr 4 #7

... littlemissmartypants Apr 4 #9

Never ever forget democrank Apr 4 #10

Exactly one year to the day after... keep_left Apr 4 #11