Well, I think what had happened was that there was, looking at the position maybe a bit differently and trying to use some development ideas for assisting the zoo. They went to Abra Prentice Wilkin who was a life member of the board and a big supporter of Lincoln Park Zoo and who I’d known through my years at the zoo, but was, cared about the zoo a lot. And they had approached her and said, “We would like to have this position. We’d like Mark Rosenthal to have this chair.” And I think she felt, obviously felt good enough about me as a professional and about this position that she felt, “Yes, I would be happy to sponsor that position with Mark being the person.” So I became the Abra Prentice Wilkin chair, or a curator of large mammals. And the responsibilities were somewhat the same, but it was a brand new title that had been a first for Lincoln Park Zoo, was always very grateful for her support and for the support of the zoo that she gave. That was real important to me personally. And it just was a nice way in a way of finishing the career. And I will add as a post script that when I left Lincoln Park Zoo and retired in 2003, Abra Wilkin felt strong enough that she endowed enough money.
