Maria Shriver:
The Groundbreaking Camp Shriver
NBC News Report:
Her efforts to help people with disabilities circles the globe.
Eunice Kennedy Shriver:
Talks about the work yet to be done for people with intellectual disabilities
Senator Ted Kennedy:
Recounts Eunice's very special connection with their sister Rosemary
Her work is very inspiring and moving. It has not only been fun working with special Olympic programs but a true honor. You're work is truly remarkable DBell | Posted on June 6, 2012
Hi Mrs. Shriver my name is Sascha I am 20 years old and I am aspergers mental retardation and learning disorder. As long as I can remember my dream was to go to the Olympics and run and thanks to you I can.Thanks from the bottom of my heart. SS Sascha Shamkin | Posted on May 18, 2012
Special Olympics breathes life into my sister and brother-in-law. While I committ myself to their care, I can not replace the joy they receive from Special Olympics. S.M. Marquardt | Posted on April 19, 2012
Thank you Mrs. Shriver for starting Special Olympics!! I am proud to be part of Special Olympics as an athlete!! rose | Posted on March 22, 2012
I think she was a wonderful, loving and caring lady. Being a mother of a Special Needs Childs it is great to see someone who cares so much about our children. May all her work carry on for years to come. God Bless Her and Her Family Shannon Harrington | Posted on March 16, 2012
One of the most awe-inspiring women this country has ever beheld. Her contribution to her "special friends" and this world was enormous as it was endless. Thank you, dear Mrs. Eunice. You remain forevermore an inspiration to us all. Dede DeBen | Posted on March 1, 2012
thanks for what you have done for us edward | Posted on February 10, 2012
I just wanted to say thank Mrs. Shriver for all that she did to make special olympics possible. Brandon Montgomery | Posted on November 10, 2011
To those who have been given much, much will be required. You fulfilled that injunction by your life, your vision, and your efforts. We are all a little better for you having been here. Rev. Jonathan Gray | Posted on October 10, 2011
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