Meet Anna Marie Kuhns-Walko & Bob Cochran

Conference Speaker

Anna Marie Kuhns-Walko

Anna Marie is an internationally award winning historian/ researcher, artist, and author. She hails from Pittsburgh, PA and has traveled all over the world. She fought for the JFK ACT of 1992 and lived in Washington D.C. when the files were released. She has worked with numerous authors and documentaries dealing with the subject of the Kennedy family. She has been working on this subject her whole life, passing on the legacy to her two grown children and three grandsons. She holds various degrees including a bachelor's in Arts & Science and a master's in Political Science & Public Management.

JFK Remembrance Prayer

Bob Cochran

Bob Cochran and his family moved to New Orleans, Louisiana when his father was hired as a head accountant for NASA. His family loved JFK, both because they were Catholic, and because of his belief in the same ideals they held dear.

At the time of Jim Garrison's investigation, two of Bob's good friends were in trouble, and he was testifying in court on their behalf. At the courthouse that day, as the Clay Shaw trial ended, Bob overheard one of the prosecutors. He stated that all the evidence they had was stolen, and the trial had a rigged outcome. These words rang strongly for Bob. His mother commented on seeing Clay Shaw in the French Quarter by Jackson Square, and they remembered the city lining up against Jim Garrison.

Bob is a serious collector. Through his network, he has had opportunity to learn first-hand information about JFK and his murder from those who knew him best. JFK Lancer has been blessed to have Bob in attendance at our conferences for the last 20 years, reciting his beautiful JFK remembrances. Bob is a counselor for troubled youth, and presently is the CEO of RSC Inc., a treatment center in Wichita, Kansas.

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