Ronald Reagan 1911 2004 Optimistic Leader Dies at 93
Ronald Reagan, former actor and California governor who became the 40th president, died at 1 p.m. PDT after a decade with Alzheimer's disease. Nancy Reagan announced his passing at age 93 in Los Angeles as tributes poured in from around the world. The flag at the White House was lowered, and a hearse carried his coffin to a Santa Monica mortuary.
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Reagan remembered as a common man by Iowans
James Q. Lynch recalls President Reagan’s 1984 visit to Norway Iowa farm asking about soybeans and the farm bill. Brockschink, 74, says Reagan was friendly and unpretentious, a common man with a quick smile and quip during the 1984 campaign.
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Reagan’s Death and Legacy Mark Washington Funeral
Nancy Reagan remained devoted to her husband’s legacy as the nation mourned. The former president’s film career had set the stage for politics, with a funeral planned in Washington, D.C.
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