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A sad day in the neighborhood
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Posted by: justinious
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- Fred Rogers, better known as television's "Mister Rogers," a cultural icon and kindly neighbor to generations of American children, died Thursday at the age of 74.
http://www.cnn.com/2003/SHOWBIZ/TV/...obit/index.html
His was one of my favorite shows when I was a wee one. Whether you loved, hated, or thought he was boring, you gotta respect his work.
Posted by: redwench
indeed.
the amusing thing is, the family spokesman is mr mcfeely.
Posted by: slugo3
bummer
I remember watching his show when I was a kid.
RIP
Posted by: MAJWoody
God Bless Him.
Another childhood idol dead............
Damn, im starting to feel old 
Posted by: uh...ok
Maybe you should pick younger idols. 
I remember I used to watch a lot of his show when I was a kid... with my sister - Mr. Rogers, Reading Rainbow, that show about Thomas the train engine and the other one...
RIP.
-uh...ok
Posted by: Digitalphatman
Its sad to see one of the geuinely nice people die 
he will be missed
Posted by: ElmStreet
listening to AM570 this evening
they were saying fred used to be a navy sniper.
dont wanna see him holding a gun though.
Posted by: Cheese
The Navy has snipers?
Posted by: redwench
um, he was a presb. minister. not a navy sniper..........
Posted by: Cheese
Close enough, eh?
Posted by: AK47
Mr Rogers being a sniper is one of them urban legend things.
The frugal gourmet being a little boy lover... is not.
'McFeely' indeed.
Posted by: redwench
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