Leo Grimmer, yes. Yes, he was. Actually, many of them have gone on to other many zoo, zoo professions. That’s right, Leo quit here to go to Washington DC, to be assistant director there, and then he got tired of zoo work or something, and he decided he would retire completely from zoo work, and he went down to Cayman Island, and I think he’s still down there, but. They had the right idea. Yeah. Yeah, but anyhow, you’re right, many of the people who got their start in zoo work here at the Lincoln Park Zoo, went on to bigger and better jobs elsewhere, and they’re scattered all over the United States, and when they gave me that award in Denver, a couple years ago, we asked them to stand up and there were 22 of them there, and Les Fisher had already left to come home for some emergency, and there are some others who weren’t there as well. So Lincoln park really has been a teaching zoo. Been a turning ground.
