A Shriver Learns It’s Harder To Be Good Than Great
“When Mark Shriver’s father died last year at the age of 95, it seemed that everyone who knew him — politicians, priests, waitresses, presidents and trash collectors — used the same phrase to tell him what they had thought of his father. He was “a good man.”
A Good Man is also the title of Shriver’s new memoir about his father, R. Sargent Shriver. The elder Shriver, who once ran for president, ran the War on Poverty, the Peace Corps, Job Corps and the Special Olympics. On top of that, he was U.S. ambassador to France and married into the Kennedy family.”
http://www.npr.org/2012/06/16/155026881/a-shriver-learns-its-harder-to-be-good-than-great
