Reba McEntire gives emotional performance at George H.W. Bush's funeral
The country star's moving performance brought the late president's son — and many others — to tears
George H.W. Bush
President George H.W. Bush laid to rest
A final memorial service for Bush honored him in Houston before he is laid to rest at the Bush Presidential Library at College Station, Texas
Thousands honor former President George H.W. Bush at funeral
The 41st president was euologized by his son, the 43rd president
George W. Bush and Michelle Obama's friendship on display at George H.W. Bush funeral
The 43rd president appeared to hand the former first lady a piece of candy at the funeral for George H.W. Bush
George W. Bush's emotional eulogy for his father marks a first in U.S. history
Wednesday marked the first time a former president eulogized another former president who was also his father
George W. Bush says George H.W. Bush was the "best father a son or daughter could have"
The 43rd president eulogized his father, George H.W. Bush at his funeral Wednesday. Sen. Alan Simpson and former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney also offered tributes
George H.W. Bush's grandkids remember "Gampy"
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Bush once shaved his head for child with leukemia
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Schedule for George H.W. Bush's Capitol ceremony, funeral and burial
After the state funeral at the National Cathedral, Mr. Bush's casket will return to Texas, where the late president will be buried
Lawmakers honor George H.W. Bush at Capitol ceremony
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George H.W. Bush's life of public service
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Actress accuses George H.W. Bush of inappropriate touching
People magazine reports Heather Lind said the incident took place while she was posing for a photo with Bush during a promotional tour
George H.W. Bush hospitalized in Houston
The former president is said to be "on the path to recovery," according to his spokesman
George H.W. Bush tweets thumbs up photo
The former president is recovering after a fall that left him with a broken neck bone
George H.W. Bush released from hospital
The former president is expected to recover in three to four months from a fall at his Kennebunkport home
George H.W. Bush will recover in 3 to 4 months
The 41st president fell and fractured a bone in his neck at his summer home in Maine Wednesday
Former President George H.W. Bush breaks bone in neck
A spokesman for the 91-year-old says Mr. Bush sustained the injury in a fall at his home in Maine, but is "fine" and in stable condition
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