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George H.W. Bush greets people paying respects to Barbara Bush

  • April 21, 2018
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Former President George H.W. Bush and daughter Dorothy Bush Koch shake hands with mourners paying their final respects to former first lady Barbara Bush.
USA TODAY

Former president George H.W. Bush, heartbroken over the loss of his wife, greeted people as they came to pay respects to the late Barbara Bush on Friday.

George H. W. Bush was joined by the couple’s daughter, Doro, at the public viewing at St. Martin’s Episcopal Church in Houston.

“Former President @GeorgeHWBush with his daughter Doro paying his respects to his wife of 73 years, the amazing Barbara Bush, and greeting well-wishers there at St. Martin’s Church today,” Bush spokesman Jim McGrath tweeted.

The Bushes, who met at a Christmas dance in 1941, were married for more than 73 years. On the day she died, Bush was by her side, holding her hand, family spokeswoman Jean Becker said.

The former first lady died Tuesday at age 92.  Her funeral is on Saturday.

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  • Staff with the Barbara Bush Parent Center, a College3 of 24
  • The Barbara Bush Parent Center, a College Station Independent4 of 24
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  • Hannah Davis (left) and Henry Barrentine of Bryan,6 of 24
  • People gather to board Houston Metro buses transporting7 of 24
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  • People queue for transportation to St. Martins Episcopal9 of 24
  • Houston Metro buses transport people from the Second10 of 24
  • People wait for transportation to St. Martins Episcopal11 of 24
  • People queue for buses transporting mourners to St.12 of 24
  • Mourners gather to pay their respects to Barbara Bush,13 of 24
  • Flowers are placed as people remember former First14 of 24
  • Flowers and flags are placed in honor of former first15 of 24
  • An employee hangs flowers outside the gated community16 of 24
  • People remember former First Lady Barbara Bush at the17 of 24
  • People remember former First Lady Barbara Bush at the18 of 24
  • Texas AM students gather for a candle light vigil19 of 24
  • Amanda Gross holds the hands of her 6-year-old son,20 of 24
  • Texas AM students gather for a candle light vigil21 of 24
  • Texas AM students gather for a candle light vigil22 of 24
  • Clarissa Lockett holds a sign reading Prayers for23 of 24
  • Texas AM students gather for a candle light vigil24 of 24

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