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Four-Term US Sen. Christopher 'Kit' Bond Remembered for Training a Generation of Missouri Leaders

  • Christopher 'Kit' Bond, Missouri's youngest governor and a four-term U.S. Senator, died last week at age 86, with hundreds attending his memorial in Jefferson City.
  • Bond's political career began when he first took office at age 33 as Missouri's first Republican governor in about 30 years, later losing reelection but rebounding to win again and securing a 1986 Senate seat.
  • He served on the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee, securing federal funding for many Missouri projects and helping restore landmarks like Kansas City's Liberty Memorial with bipartisan cooperation.
  • John Ashcroft highlighted that Bond took significant personal risks by applying his skills and energy, which ultimately yielded substantial benefits for the state, while also consistently fostering the development of capable and dedicated young leaders.
  • Bond's legacy includes state landmarks named after him, a reputation as a beloved statesman who trained generations of leaders, and deep respect across political lines for his service and impact.
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Four-term US Sen. Christopher 'Kit' Bond remembered for training a generation of Missouri leaders

Christopher “Kit” Bond, a Republican who was Missouri’s youngest governor before serving four terms in the U.S. Senate, was remembered as a beloved statesman who helped train a generation of leaders. The Missouri State Highway Patrol escorted his body from…

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93.9 The Eagle broke the news in on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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