Grace and style are words for Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. Determination is another word for "Jackie." She grew up in society, but not as a delicate flower. Jackie was a competitive horsewoman from the age of five.
Jackie was named Debutante of the Year in 1947. She went from private school to Vassar College and then to the Sorbonne in Paris. She graduated from George Washington University with a degree in French Literature. After graduating, Jackie went to work for a newspaper, the Washington-Times Herald.
Jackie married Massachusetts congressman John Kennedy in 1953, after a brief courtship. Although disliking politics, Jackie assisted her husband as he ran first for the vice presidency and then the presidency of the United States. When Jackie became the First Lady, she made the White House a showcase of American art and history. Jackie introduced culture to our nation’s capitol. She and John had two children, Caroline and John, Jr.
When John Kennedy was assassinated, Jackie led the nation in mourning for the lost president. After John’s brother Bobby was assasinated as he ran for the presidency, Jackie married Aristotle Onassis, a Greek shipping tycoon. She felt she had to leave the United States. Jackie traveled much outside of the United States and led a lavish lifestyle.
Following the death of Onassis, Jackie took a position as a book editor, in New York City. She encouraged many personalities like Michael Jackson to publish books on their lives.
In the last seventeen years of her life, Jackie found contentment mostly outside of public view with Maurice Tempelsman, a diamond merchant. They lived together overlooking Central Park in New York.
Jackie died in bed in the presence of those she loved. Her memory will live long after her. Who could ask for more?
If you love Jackie, you'll love this once in a life time opportunity.
Internationally renown composer Attilio Mineo with legendary Skitch Henderson of the Tonight Show with Jack Paar are pleased to present a musical portrait of the incomparable Jacqueline Kennedy as you’ve never seen her before.
Originally composed in 1961, Portrait of Jacqueline, is a wonderful example of grace and style set to music. Brooklyn born of Scicilian parents, Attilio Mineo’s masterpiece is the crowning glory of his nearly eighty years of musical achievement. Host Skitch Henderson narrates the story behind the stunningly beautiful six-part musical suite, interwoven with exclusive film footage of the former first lady. This is a musical tribute that's so fitting for such a lovely woman. She touched the lives of so many.
Henry Siegel conducts the New York Symphony on this wonderful black and white presentation lovingly preserved from the 1960s. It’s a piece of history. The video features Lennard A. Anderson as the solo pianist. Mr. Anderson’s historical line of teacher/student credentials reach all the way back to the greats of classical music: Liszt, Czerny, Beethoven, and Bach.
A Portrait of Jacqueline is a video treasure that will last a lifetime, but it's just part of the Jackie Kennedy Onassis Memory Presentation Package. Here's what's included in the complete historical patchwork of memories:
Video Tape - A Portrait of Jacqueline
International composer Attilio Mineo and the legendary Skitch Henderson present a six-part musical/video tribute with exclusive footage of the former First Lady. Henry Siegel conducts the New York Symphony on this wonderful presentation featuring Lennard A. Anderson as the solo concert pianist. Value: $29.95
Jackie Biography
This wonderfully artistic biography is printed on Antiqa Parch parchment. This biography makes a beautiful art piece when matted and framed. You'll be the envy of your friends.
Value: $9.95
Jackie's Last Will and Testament
The official last will and testament of Jackie Kennedy. See who she really remembered and loved.
Value: $9.95
Order now and we'll ship the entire collectable package to you within 48 hours. We're so positive you'll love the package that we offering the package for ONLY $34.95 (US funds), plus $10.00 shipping, handling and insurance for a total of $44.95. Of course, this wonderful package comes with a money back guarantee.
The presentation package of memories is worth nearly $50.00, but it's yours today for only $44.95 (Total U.S. funds). To order, send your name and address and check for $44.95 (US) to PNW Productions, P. O. Box 191, Tacoma, WA 98401. You can also PAY BY CREDIT CARD. It's that simple. Within two days from receipt of your complete order, your package of Jackie memories will be on its way to you. Keep Jackie alive with your memories.
Our gallery of Jackie photographs contain rarely seen photographs of Jacqueline and John Kennedy. Page two of the photographs feature the Dallas trip and the funeral of JFK.
Jackie was named Debutante of the Year in 1947. She went from private school to Vassar College and then to the Sorbonne in Paris. She graduated from George Washington University with a degree in French Literature. After graduating, Jackie went to work for a newspaper, the Washington-Times Herald.
Originally composed in 1961, Portrait of Jacqueline, is a wonderful example of grace and style set to music. Brooklyn born of Scicilian parents, Attilio Mineo’s masterpiece is the crowning glory of his nearly eighty years of musical achievement. Host Skitch Henderson narrates the story behind the stunningly beautiful six-part musical suite, interwoven with exclusive film footage of the former first lady. This is a musical tribute that's so fitting for such a lovely woman. She touched the lives of so many.
