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Mm-hmm. Read More

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And when you were at the National Zoo as a visitor, what were your, you were still a young girl?… Read More

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What were some of your memories as you recollect them?… Read More

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Seneca- was it memories?… Read More

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I just remember going to the zoo. I always liked going to the zoo. My memories are just from looking at the pictures, you know, of us standing in front of the cat cages or whatever. As I said, I was seven when we moved, so most of my memories… Read More

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So what do you remember about your first zoo, the Seneca Park?… Read More

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Oh yeah, Seneca Park Zoo, got pictures of my sister and I in our matching Easter outfits, visiting the zoo and visited the zoo regularly, zoos and mus. And when we moved to Washington, it was soon after the disaster at the National Zoo where the little girl was killed… Read More

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So what are your earliest memories of zoos from Rochester?… Read More

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My mother was a homemaker and my father was a lawyer, a government lawyer. Read More

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So he was a government lawyer in Rochester?… Read More

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In Rochester, he was the district attorney. And then the Republicans got voted out and he went back to his law school to get career advice and was told about a job in Washington and he started at the National Science Foundation and then moved on to the, he was… Read More

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And what was your childhood like?… Read More

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You know, just a traditional childhood. We moved to Washington, DC when I was seven, so I grew up in Washington, DC. Lived there until I left for Milwaukee. Read More

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And what did your parents do?… Read More

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My name is Elizabeth Frank. I’m called Bess. I was born in Rochester, New York. My birthdate is November 21st, 1951. Read More

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How would you like to be remembered?… Read More

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Your legacy. Maybe that I cared too. That I was one of a group. And of a lot of people that really do care. That’s all I need. Or to be recognized that you did do something. Toward making things better. There, that’s it. Read More

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Thank you. Thank you. Read More

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Yeah. I know it’s good at the base. I mean it’s… It’s got a good heart. I think it can do so much. As we move forward. I think we gotta, we can always improve. I think. Read More

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What do I know of it?… Read More