Kennebunkport neighbors give thanks to George H.W. Bush with 6,000-pound Navy anchor
By APWednesday, September 30, 2009
Maine neighbors honor Bush with Navy anchor
KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine — Former president and World II naval aviator George H.W. Bush has been honored by some of his neighbors in Kennebunkport. The group unveiled a Navy anchor and a plaque acquired as a way to thank Bush for his service as president and for being a good neighbor.
Bush spoke briefly Wednesday to his neighbors in Maine after they surprised him with the 6,000-pound anchor and plaque. They were placed at a turnout that overlooks Bush’s Walker’s Point coastal estate.
Bush also was given a painting showing the anchor in the foreground with Walker’s Point and his speedboat in the background.
After talking with neighbors, Bush invited them on a tour of his family’s estate.
Filed under: Government, Military, Politics
Tags: Kennebunkport, Maine, Military Affairs, North America, United States
Tags: Kennebunkport, Maine, Military Affairs, North America, United States
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