“Hello Ethel, I am very nervous about giving the congress a speech later today. My brother John F Kennedy told me to include congress getting information about the state of union. I believe he told me to do this due to State of the Union’s progress being hidden as of recent. I will be home late tonight, I hope you are doing well Ethel. 

Ethel Skake May 25, 1961 —----------> Robert Kennedy

“Hello Robert, I know you will do well just remember how we have been practicing at home, fight for your brother!”

Robert Kennedy on November 22, 1963 —-----> John F Kennedy (his brother and president)

“Hello John, I hope you have a good day riding around in dallas, I am swamped with paperwork so I will try to text you when I am done, make sure to be careful!

John Kennedy on November 22, 1963 —-----> Robert Kennedy 

“Ok Robert, I am currently riding around Dallas, we are about to turn onto Parkland Heath so I will talk to you when I am home, good luck with the paperwork!”

Robert Kennedy on June 6, 1966 —-----> Robert F Kennedy Jr. (his son) 

“Hello son, I hope you are doing well today. I am giving a speech to some South African students about sending out hope and not hate. I think I will center it all around “a ripple of hope”, next time I have one of these speeches you should come with I think it would be a great learning experience for you Robert. 

Robert Kennedy Jr. on June 6, 1966 —-----> Robert Kennedy 

“Hi dad, I would love to come with you next time you give one of your awesome speeches. I like the sound of “a ripple of hope”. Please tell me how it goes later.

Robert Kennedy on June 6, 1966 —-----> Robert F Kennedy Jr. 

“Hi son, the speech went very well. The University students were very appreciative of my speech and the “ripple of hope” really got to them. I think helping others and taking down injustice is what everyone needs. I want you too to fight for Human Rights just like I do.