Contents
Page V.
“Chapter 15: Back At O’Neal’s 87...”
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“Chapter 15: Back At O’Neal’s...”

Acknowledgements
Page Prologue IX.
“...Deane Gurney, Bruce, Scott Baumann, and Jenny Clark for their...”
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“...Deane Gurney, Bruce and Jenny Clark, and Scott Baumann for their...”

Eulogy for President John F. Kennedy
Page X
(Caption Punctuation)
“The body of President John. F. Kennedy lies in...”
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“The body of President John F. Kennedy lies in...”
Chapter 1: Beginnings
Page 5
“...and three days snow bound in a two-man pup tent...”
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“...and three days snowbound in a two-man pup tent...”
Page 6
“...but making a movie making required four days...”
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“...but making a movie required four days...”
Page 6
“In 1957 Hawaii was not a state...”
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“In 1957 Hawaii was not yet part of the United States...”

Chapter 2: The Good Life
Page 8
“...and near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is now located.”
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“...and near where the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is now located”

Page 10
“I loved to drive fast, but Glenda was not quiet the fan of speed...”
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“I loved to drive fast, but Glenda was not quite the fan of speed...”

Page 10
“Glenda says I was a dare devil...”
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“Glenda says I was a daredevil...”
(can also be cross referenced against this same word as all one word as used at the bottom of page 18)

Chapter 3: Peg O’Neal
Page 12
“From the 1960s until the mid to late 1970s, emergency ambulance service was most often service provided by local...”
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“From the 1960’s until the mid to late 1970’s, emergency ambulance service was most often a service provided by local...”
Page 15
“...and of course, the portable folding ambulance gurney or gurney.”
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“...and of course, the portable folding ambulance cot or gurney.”
Page 16
“My daily work routine at usually started at 8:00 a.m.”
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“My daily work routine usually started at 8:00 a.m.”

Chapter 4: Peanuts
Page 20- Intro paragraph in Italics
Aubrey wants any and all references to his having had experience in ‘Combat’ deleted as he says that he was never in, nor was he ever exposed to Combat.

Page 21
“...he was married with a child and serious about his job.”
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“...he was married, had a child and was serious about his job.”

Page 22
“I do know he was sent to Vietnam and severely wounded while there.”
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“I do know that he was sent to Vietnam and was severely wounded while there.”

Chapter 5: The Twenty Dollar Man
Page26
“...from the Hotel Adolphus on Commerce Street, about 6 blocks from Dealey Plaza...”
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“...from the Hotel Adolphus on Commerce Street, about 9 blocks to the east from Dealey Plaza.”

Chapter 6: The President’s Wave
Page 29-30

“...we were not going to be able to return to the funeral home in time to seen the motorcade pass...”
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“...we were not going to be able to return to the funeral home in time to see the motorcade pass...”

Page 30
“...there were flags on the front sides of the long...”
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“...there were flags on the front fenders of the long...”

Chapter 7: Parkland
Page 41
“...as even more men brought in another gurney and begin to push it...”
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“...as even more men brought in another gurney and began to push it...”

Page 42
“She was openly crying and trying to run as fast as she could...”
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“She was hanging onto the gurney and trying to run as fast as she could...”

·     
·      Mrs. Kennedy was never observed crying or having been crying by anyone at Parkland Hospital so far as anyone knows. This includes the say so accounts of Mack McLain, & Drs. Williams & McLelland.

Chapter 8: Inside Emergency Major Medicine
Page 44
“Dr. Phillip Earl Williams found a folding metal chair...”
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“Dr. Phillip Earle Williams found a folding metal chair...”
Chapter 9: Smoke Break
Page 52
“She sat very still, stoically seated in a folding metal chair...”
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“She sat very still, stoically seated on a folding metal chair...”

Chapter 10: The Casket
Page 56
“...we opened the lid and placed the casket along side of the bed or the emergency gurney...”
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“...we opened the bed and placed the casket alongside of the bed or the emergency gurney...”

Page 56
“After a few moments, a crying Mrs. Kennedy gradually reached out and grasped the sheet...”
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“After a few moments, Mrs. Kennedy gradually reached out and grasped the sheet...”

Page 57
“Silently, with tears running down her cheeks, she bent over and gently kissed...”
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“Silently, she bent over and gently kissed...”

Chapter 11: Last Rites

Page 61
“... he nodded to me, indicating he had finished administering the sacraments...”
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“...he nodded to me, indicating that he had finished administering the sacrament...”

Page 62
“There was no federal law in the United States in 1963 that made the assassination of a U.S. President a federal legal matter.”
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“There was no federal statute in the United states yet in 1963 that made the assassination of a U.S. President a federal legal offense.”

Page 62
“There was a Texas State statute in effect, as there likely was in every state, indicating...”
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“There was a statute in effect in Dallas County in Texas as there was in every county in every state of the union indicating...”

Page 62
“...there had to be an autopsy performed on the murder victim’s body before it could leave the county...”
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“...an autopsy on the body of the murder victim was required in the jurisdiction of the county where the crime was committed before the body could legally leave that county.”

Chapter 12:
Page 65
“I jerked open the rear door of the hearse and begin to load the casket...”
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“I jerked open the rear door of the hearse and began to load the casket...”

Photo Section
Page 75
“...the ambulance is the white vehicle to the left of the photos.”
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“...the ambulance is the white vehicle to the left in the photos.”

Chapter 14: Meet the FBI
Page 86
“Feeling the worse was over...”
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“Feeling the worst was over...”

Chapter 16: Glenda’s Story
Page 92
“...when he said FBI agent everything he had said previous to that was lost.”
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“...when he said, “FBI agent”, everything he had said previous to that was lost.”

Chapter 17: Looking Back
Page 98
“...I feel what I managed to do for Mrs. Kennedy and the remains of President Kennedy while in Parkland Memorial Hospital what I hope anyone...”
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“...I feel what I managed to do for Mrs. Kennedy and the remains of President Kennedy while in Parkland Memorial Hospital is what I hope anyone...”

Page 99
“...that is all anyone can do. That and stand later at the door of those memories.”
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“...that is all anyone can do; that and stand later at the door of those memories.”

Afterward/ Afterword
There is a skip or something in the flow of a couple of the pages-
ie. The bottom of Page 127 has its’ continuation at the top of Page 130.

Photo Section
Page 160
·      The caption beneath this photo of the solid bronze casket (top photo) is not the caption that I typed & sent with the rest of my data & photo captions. The problem with the way caption currently in the book is worded is that it indicates that the casket shown is the ‘Elgin Britannia’. This photo is not of an Elgin Brittania, the photo is of a Batesville ‘Classic Gold’ solid bronze casket similar to the Elgin Britannia.
Please replace the existing caption with the following original caption;
“This solid bronze ceremonial casket is as close as is currently (2008) available in size, weight & design to the Elgin Britannia as provided by O’Neal Funeral Home in Dallas for the repatriation of President Kennedy on Friday November 22, 1963.” (C. McSween & Joe Weigel, Batesville Casket)

Chapter: Appendix 2
The Parkland/Love Field/Air Force One Transfer
“The wounds as photographed at Bethesda bore little resemblance to the one Aubrey felt the sheets wound around the President’s head at Parkland.”
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“The wounds as photographed at Bethesda bore little resemblance to the ones Aubrey observed and felt through the sheet that was wound around the President’s head at Parkland.”