Former White House press secretary Tony Snow dies at 53
Former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow, pictured at The White House in Washington at the first official news briefing in the remodeled Brady Press Briefing room on July 11, 2007, died at the age of 53 of colon cancer on July 12, 2008. (UPI Photo/Alexis C. Glenn/FILE)
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U.S. President Bush called his former press secretary "irreplaceable" in a eulogy Thursday at Tony Snow's funeral in Washington.
U.S. President George Bush Monday paid a condolence call on the family of former White House spokesman Tony Snow, who died during the weekend.
Top U.S. Republican leaders appeared on "Fox News Sunday" to remember former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow, who died of cancer this weekend.
U.S. President George Bush said Sunday he was "saddened" to hear of the death of former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow.
Former White House press secretary and Fox News Channel host Tony Snow died Saturday from cancer at age 53, the network said.
Former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow was hospitalized in satisfactory condition with an undisclosed ailment in Spokane, Wash., Wednesday.
Tony Snow, the former Fox News commentator and White House spokesman, is joining CNN, the U.S. network said Monday.
The White House released an assessment Friday on Iraq's legislative benchmarks and stated that the Iraqis made satisfactory progress on nine of the standards.
Assessments of the security and political situation in Iraq Wednesday dominated the final news briefing by White House Press Secretary Tony Snow.
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