US wife of Lyndon Johnson

1934 – She married Lyndon Johnson in Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church on the 17th of November.

1963-1969 – Became the First Lady.

1970 – She focused her attention on the Austin, Texas riverfront area through her involvement in the Town Lake Beautification Project

1999 – Was hospitalized for a fainting spell on the 11st of November.  

1973 – After President Johnson died, she remained in the public eye, honoring her husband and other Presidents.

Kennedy Center Honorary Chair.

National Geographic Society trustee emeritus.

1977 – Presidential Medal of Freedom.

1989 – Congressional Gold Medal.

1970 – She published a memoir, White House Diary.

1993 – Her health began to fail. She suffered a minor stroke in August and became legally blind due to macular degeneration.

Peabody for "A Visit to Washington

with Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson on Behalf of a More Beautiful America" (1966)

2006 – Lady Bird Johnson made a rare public appearance at the renovation announcement of the Lyndon B. Johnson Library and Museum on the 13th of October.