All of a sudden I got a letter from a man in San Diego named Elmer Otto. Mr. Otto lived in Bronxville, just north of the zoo in Westchester. And he was leaving us well over a million dollars. He’d retired, he died there, he’d maintained his membership. He was a, I think a $15 a member for years. And he left the same contribution to ourselves, to the American Museum of Natural History and to the San Diego Zoo right out of the blue. And when his wife died, there was more money. And I was delighted to see that we got a million bucks and his brother got 9,000.
