John 'Jack' Schlossberg is spotted in New York City with his mother Caroline Kennedy on the anniversary of his uncle JFK Jr's plane crash death
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Caroline Kennedy and son John 'Jack' Schlossberg were spotted in New York City
They were seen walking on Park Avenue Tuesday morning and enjoying coffee
Jack, 26, is the youngest child of Caroline and her husband Edwin Schlossberg
Tuesday marked 20th anniversary of fatal plane crash that killed John F Kennedy Jr, his wife Carolyn and his sister-in-law Lauren off coast of Martha's Vineyard
Caroline Kennedy and her son John 'Jack' Schlossberg were spotted in New York City on the anniversary of his uncle John F. Kennedy Jr's plane crash death.
The duo were seen walking along Park Avenue Tuesday morning.
They both sported a black and white look as they enjoyed coffee from a nearby shop.
Jack, a 26-year-old Harvard Law student, is the youngest child of Caroline and her husband Edwin Schlossberg.
Caroline Kennedy (right) and her son John 'Jack' Schlossberg (left) were spotted in New York City on the anniversary of his uncle John F. Kennedy Jr's plane crash death
The duo were seen walking along Park Avenue Tuesday morning. They both sported a black and white look as they enjoyed coffee from a nearby shop
Earlier this month, Jack spent the Fourth of July weekend with his girlfriend and yoga brand founder, Krissy. She co-founded Sky Ting in New York City.
The Kennedy family is remembering two tragic anniversaries this week involving two of the political dynasty's most prominent men.
Tuesday marked the 20th anniversary of the fatal plane crash that killed John F Kennedy Jr, his wife Carolyn and his sister-in-law Lauren just off the coast of Martha's Vineyard.
Two days later, on Thursday, it will be the 50th anniversary of the death of 28-year-old Mary Jo Kopechne, who lost her life in a car crash while travelling with Ted Kennedy, who escaped unscathed that night and fled the scene.
That too happened on Martha's Vineyard.
Ted had gone Martha's Vineyard to race in the Edgartown Regatta and on the evening of July 18, 1969, attended a party at a rented house on Chappaquiddick Island.
Guests included Kennedy friends and several women, including Kopechne, who had worked on the presidential campaign of his brother Robert F. Kennedy, assassinated a year earlier.
Ted and Kopechne, 28, left the party together and a short time later their car plunged into Poucha Pond. Ted escaped from the submerged vehicle and said he made several futile attempts to rescue Kopechne, who was trapped inside.
The career politician, who died in 2009, later described his failure to report the incident to police for 10 hours as 'indefensible'.
John Jr lost his life while travelling to the wedding of his cousin Rory.
He had almost been alone that night after Carolyn threatened to skip the nuptials.
Carolyn had a change of heart at the last second however, and the two set off with her sister Lauren on July 16, 1999.
John had taken off from Essex County Airport in Fairfield, New Jersey, at 8.39pm that night, bound for the airfield in Martha's Vineyard.
He never made it to his final destination.
The air traffic controller at the island airport alerted the regional FAA office in Connecticut just after 10pm when the plane had failed to arrive.
In the end, it was the conditions that evening most likely caused the tragedy which took three lives.
Three days later, parts of the plane were detected on the ocean floor.
On July 21, five days after the plane went missing, the three bodies were found and removed from the underwater wreckage.
The ashes of John, 38, his wife Carolyn, 33, and his sister-in-law Lauren, 34, were scattered at sea on July 22 just off of Martha's Vineyard by friends and family.
John Jr made the decision prior to his death to have his ashes be scattered at sea rather than be buried alongside his father, mother, sister Arabella and brother Patrick at Arlington National Cemetery.