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Re: Mr Rodgers

Posted By: Adam Bomb, on host 129.237.26.20
Date: Friday, February 28, 2003, at 09:24:33
In Reply To: Mr Rodgers posted by Platypi007 on Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 21:06:47:

> In case you do not know, he passed away today.
>
> He was truely one of my favorite people, so kind and gentle and caring. And he also had a love for good music. His show taught children (and adults I am sure) morality and self-respect, and it also exposed them to wonderful music from classical to jazz.
>
> He will be missed.

I barely remember much from watching the show as a kid, but I'll never forget the music they played as the Neighborhood Trolley went off to the Land of Make-Believe. The LoMB segments were my favorite part.

Adam "Won't you be my neighbor" Bomb

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