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Kerry writes a beautiful tribute to her father who was taken too young from this world.


Kerry Kennedy
@KerryKennedyRFK
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My father lived his life in pursuit of justice and service: to his country, to his principles, and to communities too often ignored or left behind. He held many titles, Attorney General, Senator, Presidential candidate, but the roles he cherished most were those of husband and father.

Daddy wasn’t driven by titles or ambition, but by a moral compass that pointed fiercely toward justice. He believed that change was possible, even in the face of impossible odds.

When asked in 1968 by David Frost how he’d like to be remembered, Daddy quoted Albert Camus: “Perhaps we cannot prevent this world from being a world in which children are tortured. But we can reduce the number of tortured children.” He then added, “I’d like to feel I’d done something to lessen the suffering.”

Miss you, Daddy. Today and every day.

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