Vail Symposium welcomes Susan Ford Bales to discuss the Ford family legacy in Vail

Daughter Susan Ford Bales honors Betty Ford's legacy, Forever stamp at Eisenhower Health

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Susan Ford Bales returns to Vail with Starting Hearts message

In August 1974, Susan Ford Bales was 17 years old and moving into the White House with her parents, President Gerald Ford and First Lady Betty Ford. In the span of a year, her father had gone from Speaker of the House to Vice President to President. Join us on Thursday, 5/7, at 5:30pm et for a conversation between Susan Ford Bales and former ABC News White House Correspondent Ann Compton. For this week's History Happy Hour, they will discuss the impact and legacy of Mrs. Ford and what it was lik

It was a homecoming decades in the making. In this episode of the White House 1600 Sessions podcast, Stewart McLaurin, President of the White House Historical Association, had the unique opportunity to bring Susan Ford Bales, daughter of President Gerald R. Ford and First Lady Betty Ford, back to the only place she called home before living in the White House. The Fords moved into the Alexandria, Virginia home in the 1950’s while he served as a U.S. Congressman from Michigan. It was in this home

Topeka History Guy: When the president’s daughter, Susan Ford, came to town to work