Likely the president in United States history with the greatest affinity for tennis, George H.W. Bush passed away on Friday after a prolonged struggle with a form of Parkinson's disease. The illness had rendered him wheelchair-bound in his last few years of life, a difficult physical fact to accept for the former captain of baseball and soccer teams. He was 94.
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Published Dec 02, 2018