Interview 25868 – Caption Index: 625
Yeah. Yeah, my son. Oh yeah, I guess you’ve talked to him. Right. Yeah, for this thing. The youngest one, let’s say, is involved in the World Wildlife Fund for a while. Read More
Yeah. Yeah, my son. Oh yeah, I guess you’ve talked to him. Right. Yeah, for this thing. The youngest one, let’s say, is involved in the World Wildlife Fund for a while. Read More
WCS?… Read More
to a zoo director. Oh yeah, her husband was a zoo director. Read More
(Janet laughs) Who was that?… Read More
Red Bear. Read More
She’s married to zoo directors. Read More
Hmm?… Read More
Can I say she’s married?… Read More
Well, Janet’s in music, making music for a lotta folks, but the oldest one is a school teacher. Do what? She’s a teacher. Read More
I was just gonna say: are any of your children carrying on the family profession?… Read More
Or did they just take it for granted?… Read More
They may’ve taken it for granted, but they enjoyed it. ‘Cause they would get to have contact with a lot of animals. Now, the youngest one is… Shoulda brought some pictures. I have some pictures. But anyway, my youngest one, I gave her, for her 16th birthday, a trip to… Read More
Yeah, I think so. Read More
Did your kids feel it was really special to be hanging out at the zoo?… Read More
But they all hung out at the zoo?… Read More
Actually, you know, I remember you weren’t well. I’m thinking about Pamela, our oldest one, in the days of Birmingham and the segregation ’cause they didn’t allow anybody to tour in the Birmingham Zoo at the time. And I remember Pamela, my daughter, the oldest one, decided she was gonna… Read More
(Robert laughs) Tell me about that. Read More
I mean different places. Different places. Read More
Your children were born at different zoos?… Read More
Is there one accomplishment above many of them that you are the proudest of?… Read More