ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月6日 02時33分

Beginning Monday night, former President George Bush lay in state in the Capitol Rotunda. His coffin was draped in an American flag, and placed on the catafalque built for President Abraham Lincoln. Because the funerals for him are invitation-only, the Capitol offered an opportunity for members of the public to pay their respects. @erin.schaff took this photo of an honor guard watching as Bush lay in state. Swipe left to see some of the people who came to say goodbye and visit the link in our profile to follow our live coverage of his funeral. ⁣
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Roshan Sharma: “I feel like I’ve always had a connection to him.” He recalled a photo of his father, a member of the Rotary Club, at the Bush family ranch presenting former President Bush with a pin for service.⁣
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Tamara Martin: “It’s almost nostalgic. He was a president of a different time and a different era.” ⁣
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Pamela Timus: “There’s not a perfect life or a perfect country. All decisions he made may not have been favored by all Americans, but it was in the best interest of the country.”⁣
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Heidi Atkinson: “He gave me my life back as a veteran.” She served in the Navy and Bush was her last commander in chief. She was forced to retire after being severely injured in a car accident. And because Bush signed the Americans With Disabilities Act, she said she was able to “walk into the Capitol and stand before a great man.” ⁣

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