Journalist and author Cokie Roberts was a long-time friend and supporter to @usnatarchives. She would have received the Records Of Achievement Award from @archivesfdn tonight. We’re going to take a moment today for #RememberingCokie to share some memories.

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Cokie Roberts was our special guest at our first sleepover in 2014, to the delight of parents and kids. She shared the stage w/ author @BradMeltzer and three historic people! Cokie herself was named a “Living Legend” in 2008 by @librarycongress. #RememberingCokie

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Her keynote address at #ArchivesJuly4 was one of the most memorable at that annual event! She shared the podium with Abigail Adams to deliver a witty speech. We’ll always remember these ladies. #RememberingCokie

(Cokie’s speech starts at 38:12 below) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0bq6yFFXVw">https://www.youtube.com/watch...
If you have visited the National Archives Museum, you have heard Cokie’s voice reading many letters in the “Dear Uncle Sam” section. And Cokie lent both her support for our #RightfullyHers exhibit and her voice to help bring the story of woman suffrage to life. #RememberingCokie
Thank you, Cokie, for all your support through the years.
#RememberingCokie

Read more about her work with @archivesfdn and @USNatArchives:
https://www.archivesfoundation.org/news/cokie-roberts-to-receive-2019-national-archives-foundation-highest-honor/">https://www.archivesfoundation.org/news/coki...
Final photo by Jeffrey Reed for the National Archives.
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