Reagan's Son Celebrates Centennial Birthday with Supporters
Michael Reagan spoke in front of about 700 at annual dinner at Sheraton Parsippany Hotel.
Marking the centennial of Ronald Reagan's birth, his son told a cheering throng of the late president's fans that they carry his legacy in their hearts and minds. Author and commentator Michael Reagan kept a full house of 700 attendees Friday night at the Sheraton Parsippany Hotel enthralled at the annual New Jersey Reagan Day dinner with tales of his own childhood and his father's career. The crowd included former Gov. Thomas Kean and much of Morris County's Republican establishment, but also hundreds of citizens for whom President Reagan remains a hero. His son told them the best way to celebrate his father is by continuing on a path of cheerful conservatism and good works. "You've got Ronald Reagan living inside you," he said. "Enjoy it…
