Well, that’s something that Janet was saying earlier, but I don’t recall. Okay, I thought we might, but that’s okay. Maybe, over lunch, you can look at the newspaper clipping, and it might bring back memories of- Okay, okay. Which may spur a lot of things ’cause I’ve got a… Read More
How would you like to be remembered in the zoo profession?… Read More
Is there a story about your grandfather with an orangutan, bringing him back?… Read More
Had to do mouth-to-mouth?… Read More
So in some ways, some of the family is still continuing. Yeah, the picture I’ve got of Ellen is she’s sitting around this young gorilla, about a 40-pounder, I guess. Out in the wild. Yeah. No, born Cincinnati. Oh, born in Cincinnati, okay. Yeah, actually, conceived in Louisville, not Louisville,… Read More
Yeah, yeah, she was- An environmental biologist?… Read More
With the zoo field. Quick question, we just mentioned gorillas. Read More
WCS?… 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
Red Bear?… 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
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
Can I say she’s married?… Read More
I was just gonna say: are any of your children carrying on the family profession?… Read More
Yeah, I think so. Read More
Or did they just take it for granted?… Read More