Eleanor Roosevelt, who holds the distinction of longest-serving first lady, died on this day in History. Nov 7th 1962

She died on the day leaving 54 days left in the year

She had the numbers to fit the scripts we teach today… History repeats.

The longest serving FIRST LADY died on Nov 7th in 1962

The Wife to FDR

She died on the 28th day after her birthday.

She died 17 years after her husband. (Him 1945 Her 1962)

She died 282 days from FDR’s birthday

She also died 248 days from their anniversary of taking office.

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  1. Don’t forget that the 84 (“Jesuit”) matches her birth year.
    Whenever I see 1962, I think of Marilyn Monroe, since she died in the year that’s the reverse of her birth year, ‘26. So I just checked what day she allegedly died… 8/4! (There were many credible reports of her being seen in Hawaii, home of Marilyn Monroe Spas, into the early 2000s.)
    And guess how many days separated the deaths of Marilyn & Eleanor, two of the century’s most famous women, who were basically presented to the world as polar opposites? 95! (95 Theses… Protestants / Catholics.)

    Marilyn was born 666 months before Britney Spears. https://twitter.com/extracapsa/status/1417915873700966400
    I have a hunch Brit will exit stage left at 62 in homage to Marilyn’s death year.

    There have long been rumors that Eleanor (and virtually every other First Lady) was born a he, and that some Presidents were born female.

    -CR

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