Americans are remembering former President Gerald Ford as a man who led the nation out of the dark days of the Watergate scandal. "Gerald Ford came along when we needed him most," said President Bush. Ford, 93, died Tuesday evening at his home in Rancho Mirage, California.
Although funeral arrangements have not been announced, U.S. Capitol Police officers said they were told to prepare for Ford's casket to come to Washington's Capitol Rotunda on Saturday, according to The Associated Press, and a service at the city's National Cathedral was expected Tuesday.
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