I’ll never forget watching just after midnight that victory speech from California. I’ll never forget watching the next night when Frank Mankiewicz announced that Bobby had died. I’ll never forget watching all the days and nights following.
I’ll never forget at 11 years old the day my childhood ended.
I’ll never forget losing my Hero.
At 65 I still ask “WHY” and cry.
One by one they murdered all of our Hero’s.
Open wounds that have never healed and a country that to this day has never recovered.
This country would not became what it is today if these men had not been murdered.
On this June 6th,
Never forgotten Bobby, never ever forgotten.
Hero then, Hero now, Hero Forever.
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Gone but the dream lives.