[bonesmccoy]

Meow meow meow meow.

Thanks for teaching our nation to care.

And, thanks for separating your activity from the liberal socialists in pediatrics like Dr. Benjamin Spock!

God bless you Mr. Rogers.

Care givers to children across the world owe you a big one. Sadly, most of the socialist/liberals running children's healthcare won't admit that you are a stronger leader for children's issues than the American Academy of Pediatrics.

[bonesmccoy]

Remembering Fred Rogers

All of us at Family Communications would like to thank you for your expressions of care at this sad time.

Fred Rogers was an amazingly talented and loving person, and we will all miss him more than we can say. We at Family Communications will continue his work of helping children, their families, and those who support them.

Naturally, many people - especially children – will join us in mourning the loss of Fred Rogers. When children learn that someone they know from television has died, they are sometimes surprised and confused when they see that person on the screen. If you know children who are puzzled to see Mister Rogers on his television program, you can tell them that he made his programs on videotape so that his "television visits" with them can be shown again and again. For more help with talking with children about Fred Rogers' death, you may want to visit the "Tips for Parents" section of this website.

Anyone who wishes to share messages, pictures or drawings with the cast and staff of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood or with the Rogers family may send them to our office at:

Family Communications, Inc.
4802 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Messages may also be sent through the "Contact Us" feature of our web site, www.fci.org.

As always, we will be glad to hear from our neighbors.