Former first lady Barbara Bush, who died three years ago today at 92 years old, is best remembered for her quick wit, ... Barbara and George Sr. lived back at home in Texas.

In 1943, George H.W. Bush was more than 40 years away from becoming President. He was 19 and serving in the Navy. He was also deeply in love with his fiancee, Ms. Barbara Pierce.

And don’t criticize George Bush, Sr. either.” No surprise, Barbara Bush dedicates her book to her six children and to her husband whom she calls “the world’s best man.” ...

On Christmas vacation in 1941 the 16-year-old Barbara Pierce went to a dance and met the man with whom she would start a political dynasty — George H.W. Bush, then a senior at Phillips Academy ...

Former First Lady Barbara Bush has passed away at age 92. ... In January 2017, the health of both George Sr. and Barbara came into public concern when the two were simultaneously hospitalized, ...

He was then a senior at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass. 2. Formerly Barbara Pierce, Bush is a distant relative to the country's 14th president, Franklin Pierce. 3.

Barbara Bush was a fabulous First Lady and a woman unlike any other who brought levity, ... Connecticut. After several months of courtship, George Bush invited her to his senior prom.

Four generations of Bush women appear together in a family portrait featured in photographer Claiborne Swanson Frank's new book, Mother and Child Maria Pasquini is the senior news editor for the ...

Barbara Bush Calls Evacuees Better Off. As President Bush battled criticism over the response to Hurricane Katrina, his mother declared it a success for evacuees who ''were underprivileged anyway ...

In 1943, George H.W. Bush was more than 40 years away from becoming the 41st President of the United States. He was 19 and serving in the Navy during World War II. He was also deeply in love with ...

Barbara Bush Calls Evacuees Better Off. As President Bush battled criticism over the response to Hurricane Katrina, his mother declared it a success for evacuees who ''were underprivileged anyway ...