Where Were You When President John F. Kennedy Was Shot?

Written by Nicole Foulke

Bells will toll on Friday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas, on Nov. 22, 1963, that now, years later, is still a sharp pain for the many Americans who remember where they were when they heard the news.

People in Pennsylvania and the rest of the country can still remember where they were when they heard the news, and how they reacted after they understood that their president had been shot.

Glenn King told Media Patch on Facebook: 

I was at home, next door to County Chevrolet. Sad day!

Jaime Trapp Haughton told Media Patch on Facebook: 

My mother was 12.

We would love for our Patch readers who remember the day's events to share their thoughts and memories with everyone else. But, even if were you born too late to have been there for the assassination, and you have something to say, we want your input, too.

To share, log in to your Patch account, click here on our JKF Assassination page, then add your post, including any photos or videos, if you like. Or you are welcome to tell us your story in the comments section below.