Gill Paul on Twitter: "#JackieKennedy was linked to several eligible men in the years after Jack died, including architect John Warnecke, attorney Ros Gilpatric, and British diplomat David Ormesby-Gore. Her friend Carly
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John 'Jack'Warnecke, famed architect, dies at Sonoma County ranch
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Lee Radziwill and Jack Warnecke during Pierre Cardin Fashion... News Photo - Getty Images
John Warnecke, prominent architect, dies at 91
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Model for a new library at Georgetown University by John Carl Warnecke and Associates
John Carl Warnecke (1919-2010) - Find A Grave Memorial
The lifelong rivalry between Jackie Onassis and her sister | Express.co.uk
Lee Radziwill, Jack Warnecke, and Estee Lauder | Lee radziwill, Retro looks, Kennedy lee
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Jackie Kennedy slept with the architect who designed JFK's tombstone, new book reveals | Daily Mail Online
Pastor Warnecke - December 17, 1959 - March 12, 2020 | St. John's Lutheran Church and School
West Wing Reports on Twitter: "President Kennedy's permanent grave was designed by architect John Warnecke. Ironically, in this 1962 photo, Mrs. Kennedy is wearing the same suit (a Chanel knock-off) she later
John Warnecke Obituary (2021) - Delphos, OH - The Lima News
Jack Warnecke | USC Annenberg Class of 2022
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy (JBK) attends the unveiling of the Lafayette Square reconstruction plans | JFK Library
Long Lines Building by John Carl Warnecke (176AR) — Atlas of Places
John Carl Warnecke - Wikipedia
PCAD - Portrait of John Carl Warnecke, Stanford, 1941; from the Stanford Quad Yearbook, 1941, p. 66
