– Nancy Reagan, US former First Lady has died
– She died of congestive heart failure
– Mrs Reagan was 94 as at the time of her death
Emerging reports suggests that former US First Lady
Nancy Reagan has died.
The Reagan Library reports that Mrs Reagan, who had
been living in Bel Air, Los Angeles, died of congestive heart
failure.
Nancy was 94-years-old when she passed on.
Nancy Reagan died of a congestive heart failure.
The former actress was fiercely protective of husband
Ronald Reagan, she stood firmly by him through his eight
years in the White House. The ex-First Lady help Reagan
who suffered Alzheimer’s disease manage his health
crisis.
Michael Reagan said on Twitter he was saddened by his
stepmother’s death. “She is once again with the man she
loved,” he wrote.
Reagan became one of the most influential first ladies in
US history during her Republican husband’s presidency
from 1981 to 1989.
Her husband, who affectionately called her “Mommy” while
she called him “Ronnie,” died in 2004 after a long struggle
with Alzheimer’s.
She was initially criticised for an expensive renovation of
the White House, but later became a much-loved figure.
BBC reports that she will be buried next to her husband,
at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley,
California.
– She died of congestive heart failure
– Mrs Reagan was 94 as at the time of her death
Emerging reports suggests that former US First Lady
Nancy Reagan has died.
The Reagan Library reports that Mrs Reagan, who had
been living in Bel Air, Los Angeles, died of congestive heart
failure.
Nancy was 94-years-old when she passed on.
Nancy Reagan died of a congestive heart failure.
The former actress was fiercely protective of husband
Ronald Reagan, she stood firmly by him through his eight
years in the White House. The ex-First Lady help Reagan
who suffered Alzheimer’s disease manage his health
crisis.
Michael Reagan said on Twitter he was saddened by his
stepmother’s death. “She is once again with the man she
loved,” he wrote.
Reagan became one of the most influential first ladies in
US history during her Republican husband’s presidency
from 1981 to 1989.
Her husband, who affectionately called her “Mommy” while
she called him “Ronnie,” died in 2004 after a long struggle
with Alzheimer’s.
She was initially criticised for an expensive renovation of
the White House, but later became a much-loved figure.
BBC reports that she will be buried next to her husband,
at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley,
California.

