Boss Lady
Folks Who Had the Pleasure of Working for Jackie
- Marie Amaral, 1040 maid
- Bernice Anderson, maid
- Letitia Baldrige, White House social secretary
- Billy Baldwin, interior designer
- Kennet Battelle, hairdresser
- Stéphane Boudin, interior designer
- Oleg Cassini, official White House era fashion designer
- Henry Du Pont, interior designer, art historian
- John Forger, personal lawyer
- Sanford Fox, White House, chief of entertainments office
- Mary Gallagher, personal secretary
- "Helene", Onassis maid
- Clint Hill, White House personal secret service agent
- Dr. Michael Hogan, plastic surgeon
- AnneMarie Huste, 1040 chef
- James Ketchum, White House curator
- Berthe Kimmerle, childhood nanny
- Marcia Jacobs, editorial assistant
- Hugh Newell Jacobsen, Red Gate Farm architect
- Anne Lincoln, White House chief housekeeper
- Evelyn Lincoln, JFK's personal secretary
- Hope Marinetti, editorial assistant
- Scott Moyers, editorial assistant
- Lee Nasso, accountant
- Pearl Nelson, cook (Georgetown and first three months at White House)
- Bertha Newey, childhood nanny
- John "Mugsy" O'Leary, Kennedy family chauffeur
- Providencia Paredes, personal assistant
- Sister Parish, interior designer
- Lorraine Pearce, White House curator
- I.M. Pei, architect of JFK library
- Efigenio Pinheiro,1040 butler
- Simon Hirsch Rifkind, lawyer (Gallela)
- Maude Shaw, children's nanny
- Becky Singleton, editorial assistant
- Marta Squbin, nanny, 1040 cook
- Bruce Tracy, editorial assistant
- Nancy Tuckerman, White House social secretary, private assistant
- Pamela Turnure, White House press secretary, private assistant
- Rene Verdon, White House chef
- Carl Warnecke, JFK grave architect
- Tillie Weitzner, yoga instructor
- William Vos Elder III, White House curator
- J.B. West, White House chief usher
- Rusty Young, White House chief floral designer
Notes: Jackie's bosses included Frank Waldrop at the Washington Times-Herald; Tom Guinzburg at Viking Press; and Sandy Richardson at Doubleday.