Fred Rogers, our friend and neighbor

[@deesandiego]

being nice and gentle should be the norm not the special

[@jimmysaks100]

For sure. Speak softly and carry a big stick type.

[@hoozerob]

It used to be that way. But the media and other unsavory groups out there, don't want it that way. They want upset and hate. We need to go back to more of the nice. Because "nice" used to be the norm. And it's the way it should be. With it, there would be a whole lot less hate, war, greed, hunger for power, selfishness, ect..

[@shellstorm1]

@Vue U me Rodgers wouldn’t want us to point fingers and just forgive them and try to help fix the problems

[@averat84]

@@hoozerob I think you were correct to put quotes up around the word _nice._

[@melodym7045]

Not all know this without example.

[@budbowl77]

I’m 38 years old and I’m not ashamed to say that when I was a little boy I religiously watched Mister Rogers Neighborhood. Kids today need someone like Mr Rogers. We miss you.

[@tsich3226]

I know. We need him more than ever now.

[@melodym7045]

He lives on in spirit.

[@Eastern1978]

Mr. McCue -I'm 53 years old and I still miss Mr. Rogers. ❤

[@lucybrindlebrownie8994]

Y E S ! Mr. Rogers made this world a better place ! especially for young, quiet, Vulnerable little humans 💌 !

[@davidnoticiero6728]

My dad abandoned us when I was 3, my childhood was tough growing up in gang infested East LA, I can remember watching Mr. Roger's Neighborhood well into my teenage years. It was such a blessing to know that I was important. I share Mr. Rogers with my kids, they love him too.

[@Karmen2010]

David Mariscal It's still nice to hear him tell us we are important. It's a very easy thing to forget

[@ashleighbaron8407]

👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼🥺♥️

[@Exiria]

This made me cry

[@emilioesquivel5391]

I was blessed to watch mr. Rogers too. For all that he did for children we must let children know they are unique and loved

[@AT-gi1ge]

Fred cared very much about our world. He was honest and very kind. Fred encouraged us kids to be good people. Thank you, sir!!!

[@chatanugadotorg]

I actually made a "Mister Rogers road trip" this past Saturday for my birthday. Went to the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum in Washington, PA where he visited in a 1984 episode. When the museum closed at the end of the day, I went to Unity Cemetery in Latrobe where Mister Rogers was laid to rest when he passed away and visited for a little while. I then went to Saxonburg and had dinner at the Hotel Saxonburg, where Mister Rogers visited in 1982 to show us what a restaurant was like. It was an awesome trip.

[@beckdalonzo1983]

chatanugadotorg I wish I could do the same, but Latrobe is 5 hours away from me... one day I’ll make it there

[@walkwithChrist89]

chatanugadotorg If you ever do that road trip again,come on down to DC to see one of Mr.Rogers Sweaters at The Smithsonian.

[@chatanugadotorg]

It's worth the drive. I live in Ohio, so it's a bit of a drive for me too. Left Saxonburg about 9:20PM, getting home about 2:15AM due to the heavy rain that came through that night. Was still a great trip. :-)

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

chatanugadotorg Id like to do that to.

[@chatanugadotorg]

I've got the video from the trip up on my channel if you wish to watch. :-)

[@BaarBear]

We miss you Mr. Rogers. It's a darker, colder, meaner world without you!

[@melodym7045]

There are many who do care still.

[@idax358]

True 😭😭

[@conniecrawford5231]

Not all superheroes wear capes - some wear sweaters his mother knitted for him. Pittsburgh will always love and miss her favorite Sin. Soar high with the angels, Fred! You are a LEGEND forever!

[@SamSam24270]

😂😂😂😂

[@lucybrindlebrownie8994]

Favorite son ... of Pittsburgh --- yes indeed !

[@jackseabury4125]

That man was too good for this world. We like actually didn’t deserve him. I’m like actually crying.

[@melodym7045]

Beautiful soul. He lives on in you and the world. You have the chance to be his legacy.

[@RAch711baby]

I am 25 years old and when I have kids it’s Gunna be Mr. Rogers 24/7 in my home. Because I watched these as a kid he impacted me as a kid I know he did without knowing it

[@melodym7045]

Beautiful words.

[@helenagreenwood2305]

I'm a nanna and I hope I'm Mrs Rogers to my grandson I love him so much 🥰

[@kornfreak78]

Mister Rogers is one of the few human beings that have always had my complete respect, gratitude, and appreciation... Definitely one of the greatest human beings that has ever walked this earth... The world is worse off without him. In a time where kindness is looked upon as weakness, we need him more than ever. He is sorely missed... I will always miss this man. Thank you for helping me through my childhood Mister Rogers. I will never forget you.

[@melodym7045]

He will always be in your heart!

[@audjusushi]

He's immortalized, you can purchase seasons of his show for your children to enjoy. And you can watch for free on several platforms. Children continue to love him and his message.

[@Thevidgame]

I’m crying at 5:06! I feel so happy for the man! What an amazing moment he lived through with Fred!

[@melodym7045]

Aww ..

[@GreySkyLady]

I’m fifty years old. Whenever I have a really tough day - or even a medium day - I watch Mr. Rogers, because he reminds us that kindness matters and that we all matter.

[@TheHeartOne]

It is so difficult to express how our world NEEDS more people like him...more compassion for others, more infinite love in this negative, hate-filled world. I know he would be horrified at all of the "mass shootings" that have occurred and so many other acts of terror! Bless you, Mister Rogers, for sharing LOVE AND LIGHT with all of us!

[@suzie5813]

SpiritualLight 4 you actually do know someone like Mr Rodgers....let's open up ourselves to noticing it within ourselves and others more deeply now.

[@melodym7045]

It is sad what is happening out there but think about those around you that do need people like you in this world! 💖

[@jacklynlopez2323]

I became a huge fan of Mister Rogers right off the bat! The music and the gentle way he spoke was so soothing...I loved it! He was one special human being!

[@melodym7045]

You are special too! Let his love shine out of you. 💖

[@717rocket]

I wish today's children had a Mr. Rogers.

[@edk2221]

That man was the real deal. It may be a long time until we’re ever graced by such a person

[@melodym7045]

Everywhere. They are everywhere. ❤️

[@hannahshrestha7615]

@@melodym7045 Yes indeed! I am Fred. You are Fred. And Ed is Fred too!!! - Sending my love

[@Brook11223]

I can't wait to see Tom Hanks as Fred Rogers.

[@HulaBeulah]

Raghu Seetharaman I think Ed Norton would have been good too.

[@KivaMarieTurbo1]

Im excited about tom Hanks doing fred rogers

[@ellerybyrd1360]

Fred rogers is the only mr rogers he is Irreplaceable

[@melodym7045]

Yes. His spirit lives on in being remembered and practicing love towards others.

[@SkippyGustilo]

I can’t WAIT to watch the documentary in a theatre near me!! Its JUNE 2018! Its near! It brings me to tears today whenever you watch a clip of him saying “you are a very special person”. I would smile when I was a kid, now as an Adult, you just start crying. 😭❤️

[@BlastinAdrian]

SkippyGustilo I wanna see it on DVD

[@SkippyGustilo]

Adrian Avila you are gonna LOVE it. 😭❤️

[@melodym7045]

Beautiful heart. He lives within you and all the good you do towards others.

[@theresamchugh7494]

I'm crying like a baby, we miss you Mr.Rogers

[@DSensitize]

Some people would say it is hard to believe that Mr. Rogers was really THAT good, that he had to have flaws. He did. It is evident just from listening to him that he probably dealt with a great deal of insecurity, and maybe inside he wasn't as comfortable in his own skin as the average person. But whatever his flaws, I think they drove him to be the man he was, and drove him to try and ease the insecurities of the children that he was probably very much more alike with than we could ever comprehend.

[@georgieleejrs8299]

I also watched the program and I really believe that he was talking to you and he really did; he was one of a kind and a television icon and will be missed very much. Taught me a whole lot as a kid and I am forever grateful as an adult in this world today!!!

[@lucybrindlebrownie8994]

You Said It, my Neighbor ! 💌

[@misterbowtie3383]

I’m here because I wanted to know more about old “neighbor” and I thank him for all the hours he gave me

[@cherrytwizzler]

I feel bad about not liking this show as a child. He was a great man regardless.

[@Sonnythecrazy1990]

What a great man.

[@melodym7045]

You are great too! He brought that out in you❤️

[@live_free_or_die7260]

We should all strive to be like Mr. Rogers.

[@casonkrzeminski3275]

We need more people like Mr. Rodgers in the world

[@melodym7045]

They are everywhere. ❤️

[@ymjl]

Look 👀 at our society now - we need more of Mr Rogers ❤

[@alexanderpytko5394]

Fred Rogers loved kids. He really understood them and appreciated them. He knew how to talk to them. The way he talked just made children (and adults) want to listen. I think he knew that children are the future of the world and they need to understand how the world works. He even had 2 children of his own, 2 boys. He was a wonderful father to them.

[@Austin.D]

To those 5 people Mr Rogers still loves you just the way you are

[@Mario500NOW]

What "5 people" did you mean?

[@melodym7045]

❤️

[@Austin.D]

@@Mario500NOW the dislikes which don't matter now

[@JanaMcLain]

I miss Mr. Rogers.

[@melodym7045]

Beautiful heart. You are always blessed. ❤️

[@lexbeltran1354]

The world today is a very different place than it was in the 70's.

[@Robin-eu8ve]

Mr Rodgers I love you.Thanks for being there for me and my children.💕💕💕

[@ArchWayE]

I'm crying and miss him.

[@victordavidson5085]

Mr rogers spoke on Psychology and had a strong belief in human togetherness and was a great man of courage which I look up to and and and proud to have watched his work

[@karenstyles2623]

I can't seem to describe in words what a gentle loving person he was.

[@bthompson9050]

If there was ever a Saint in the modern world, this man was the real deal. He lived service to others. What many do not understand IS that REAL consideration of Others' NEEDS is not only important, but it makes one smarter (I don't have time here to explore\explain THAT), but given THIS Axiom, Mr. Rogers was one of the Greatest Geniuses to ever live. What's interesting to me is I remember watching the show religiously, from the age of 5.5 through age 6, and intermittently on to age 7/8, BUT I just discovered proof that I began watching it well before Age 4. With this in mind, Imagine how many of US watched him, AND WERE INFLUENCED, but just don't remember! Such a force for Good, he was. What a beautiful soul to have experienced. Just imagine the world if THIS TV personality were President! In the meantime, let us not just advise children (and adults too, for that matter) to "Look for The Helpers," let's outfit ourselves (starting on the Inside) to BE the Helpers that are Needed!

[@robertmoore4050]

😥😥I miss that man

[@micharlcampbell4977]

Fred Rogers is the second best minister I can name

[@lynnaelarson6784]

Thank you Mr. Rodgers for being the very best of all the children's shows, teaching values, right & wrong, compassion, and love for all God's children! We love your Mr. Rodgers! A Sister in Christ, and great lover of all God's Little Ones! Lynnae Larson CT

[@theshed3641]

I’m a man and I find it so impossible to be this kind. Most men, even the best ones have moments of bad temper/rage/violence. It takes a real man to be this loving and caring

[@kahakelii]

Guys....are we, the generation who grew up with Mr.Rodgers......are we living up to the lessons he taught us...?.... Are we passing this on in perpetuation to our children....? I am sir....i am.....

[@ginadanielle4895]

Awe Mr.Rogers , so loved . I love him he is so beautiful a person. Wish he was still with us.

[@w.a.a.m2643]

I’m 12 and people at school are very inappropriate and use foul language and stuff like that I hate it for kids I feel like we need Fred here now more than ever I feel like the world is kind of crumbling apart

[@hannahduggan3599]

I always used to watch Mister Rogers Neighborhood when I was a baby. After Mister Rogers died, I would always watch reruns of Mister Rogers Neighborhood. I was so sad when he died. That dude was the coolest dude ever. He is still cool to this day.

[@davidlemaire6272]

I used to watch this show everyday when I was a kid. Loved it! It was a very nice program.

[@charlieinslidell]

When even a small essay on his life gives you tears....

[@john-paulnagel2732]

Love ❤️ This Man made me cry 😢

[@dianemoonstone4715]

Love this! Thank you.

[@melodym7045]

❤️

[@danielgoodson703]

Mr. Rogers Neighborhood is a direct path to my childhood experiences. If all the letters written and responded to by Mr. Rogers could be collected and edited into a book.... Or somehow a movie.... The lives it would touch and individuals it could reach.

[@LIE11Bldg7]

Ya know.. being over 50 years old. I Reflect on moments like this.. it's a happy strange and unfortunate sad understanding because of the countless years of lost Innocence since programs such as this one here so it becomes quite depressing the "Lost Innocence" that myself and I'm sure many others struggle on a day-to-day basis

[@kxmode]

I feel like in the modern version of Mr. Roger's Neighborhood (although he can be watched on KZbin and through DVDs) is ASMR. I remember a scene from the movie Contact where a character named Palmer Joss (a minister too) says, "Is the world fundamentally a better place because of science and technology? We shop at home. We surf the Web. At the same time, we feel emptier, lonelier, and more cut off from each other than at any other time in human history." ASMR, beyond the tingles and helping people get to sleep, uses technology to create human connections. For millions suffering from mental illness, loneliness, anxiety, and so forth, being able to use technology to experience human contact via ASMR is fantastic.

[@melodym7045]

Beautiful soul, you are loved by angels unseen. You are never alone. God loves you! Mr Rogers lives within us all to allow us now to show it towards others!

[@Woods-fc7bt]

Rest in peace Mr Roger

[@dona4him942]

😍 We love you too, Mr. Rogers! We'll see you in heaven soon! 💞💞💞💞

[@Rangerrick65]

I remember candid camera trying to get under his skin by putting him into a closet for a hotel room with none of the promised features like a window, shower, water ect. but they could not get him upset!! The man had such self control. He was real.

[@careygillis]

I miss mr. Roger

[@SkySpiral8]

When Mr. Rogers died, our school interrupted class to announce it on the announcements.

[@GhostninjaProductions]

Man I remember these moments

[@203rahman]

Now I feel unlucky to have never known about Mr. Rogers when he was alive. I only came to know about him from Tom Hanks movie when it was released from OTT platform.

[@mrjukeboxparty4563]

I’m glad mr Rogers hasn’t had any scandals

[@anthonymontes1500]

Morgan Navel is 100% right, while kids need Mr. Rodgers’ lessons I also believe that ADULTS also need Mr. Rodgers and message of acceptance, tolerance, and friendship now more then ever.

[@JCourts2k23]

Wonderful video

[@nathan6116]

Casually watching this at 1am, then I hear ‘what does assassination mean’?

[@melodym7045]

I know. It's a hard thing to talk about.

[@eli.muskett8645]

He was also trying to slightly spread the message of god and just overall love to children His main goal was god but he was very aware that not everyone believed in god so he did it in a way that everyone can learn

[@boggadee07]

Me Rodgers was a one of a kind gift from GOD. It will never happen again. :-(

[@047Kenny]

His wife should be cherished and protected 🙅🏿‍♂️ idc he loved her for a reason and it was cause she was as sweet as he was 😢

[@Mcfly88]

this was kicking me in the feelz. anyone have tissues?

[@melodym7045]

❤️

[@lindseypaputa4983]

2021 anyone?

[@SamuelBoreas]

6:46 ...it's so weird when your hometown gets mentioned on national news.

[@suelee3391]

RIP FRED ROGERS

[@DougGrinbergs]

Pittsburgh area has a 3-day tour called the Fred Rogers Trail www.visitpa.com/trip-itinerary/fred-rogers-trail-pittsburgh-its-countryside-laurel-highlands. Fred Rogers Center in Latrobe: www.fredrogerscenter.org/about-the-center/visit-the-exhibit

[@sk6964]

CRYING

[@AugustTheStag]

Mister Rogers didn't die. He just went to live on the moon.

[@ymjl]

That was why back then kids are smarter

[@megangagliardi9005]

Back when the world wasn't a dark and depressing place

[@bedminstereric]

I’m not sure if Presbyterians have saints, but if they do, Mr. Rogers should be one.

[@Alia-uo6kl]

Wait he died in 2003 I wasn’t even born until 2004 and I watched him till like the age of 7!

[@KarolinaKwiecinska-zl6od]

What book he's talking about at the end? :)

[@imdumbbut1585]

1:28 that's the original Annabelle doll

[@rexsexson5349]

I feel sorry for 12 ppl. Please help them 😭

[@hojo70]

I'm surprised Mr. Clemmons didn't fully understand the message at the time, but it was very moving to watch his reaction as he recalled when he finally got it. :-)

[@Borderose]

hojo70. The way his voice broke when remembering that moment makes me tear up.

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

hojo70 I don't even get what it means. But it beautiful.

[@tylercooper1551]

@@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514 it was showing that it doesn't matter your color, sharing an intimate moment is special. And the man grew up in a toxic area where nobody told anybody they loved them, and hearing Mr Rodgers say it made him feel loved for the first time

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

@@tylercooper1551 That is beautiful indeed

[@electrictroy2010]

In the 1960s blacks and whites Never shared pools with one another (except in the Northern states). They were segregated. So a black and white sharing a pool in 1969 was very open-minded..... almost scandalous .

[@xmuta]

I miss Fred Rogers.

[@puteriaishah06]

"No man had ever told me he loved me- and he did." "And I knew he meant it."

[@melodym7045]

You are always loved by someone.

[@LuzMaria95]

Aishah Hanani that is so powerful. I felt the emotions. I’m glad he was able to be told that he was loved. Mr. Rogers really changed his life for the better.

[@shook198]

Absolutely amazing. You could have plenty of people telling you they love you, and not meaning it. Or you could have had no one telling you that. But, when Mr Rogers says it to you, you know he means it. You never have to worry, or question the sincerity. You don’t have to be anxious about his love. Because he means it. That’s for damn sure. And that revelation has made my days of ignorantly blissful romantic youth much better in knowing that even if everyone’s love around me is fake- his is real. And that’s something to hold on to forever.

[@MarcoDToon]

@tony gather The fact that you're saying that shows that you learned nothing from Rogers. Nothing at all.

[@Titusofthegiant]

God Loves everyone and died for us all. He is not some made up idea or a thought or a wishing well. Mr. Rogers tried to be like Jesus. He quoted what Jesus spoke and lived the way Jesus taught. “It’s a Beautiful day in the neighborhood...won’t you be my neighbor.” In the Bible 1st John 4:7, and 8 it says ”Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and every one that loveth is born of God, and knoweth God. He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love.” If you know God you will do what the scripture says, “Love one another.” I believe Mr. Rogers was speaking as an Oracle of God saying “I Love You.” The only reason it was genuine is because he knows that God loves him and never doubted. To everyone here...yes you are loved by me and above all by God. But I cannot love you with out knowing how much God loves me and yes He does love me very much.

[@kurtbarlow9402]

To the people that gave this video a thumbs down........ Mr. Rogers STILL likes you just the way you are.

[@MsViva710]

Kurt Barlow I think they probably didn't see the entire video.

[@waltharder7417]

Kurt Barlow k,

[@surazal9377]

Kurt Barlow For just your being YOU.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

that was nice of u

[@PuadafaProductions]

I’d have to believe those were accidental clicks. With 200,000 views it’s more than likely 45 people accidentally made those clicks. Your post made me smile, so all of those accidents made something special. And Kurt I like you just the way you are.

[@ariloveshouse]

I didn't grow up with this guy but he's already had an impact on me just on the little of him I've seen.

[@asielmilian38]

moonwalkingthroughlife me too

[@ashleyphoenix633]

Same

[@ashleyphoenix633]

We need more genuine and wonderfully people like Mr. Rogers . In such an small amount of time, sincerely it just really spoke/ impact to me

[@GustavoJRomeroB]

Same here. I know of Mr Rogers since a couple of weeks, and I can tell you I wish I had grow watching his show. Definitely I'm gonna keep watching clips of his show

[@047Kenny]

moonwalkingthroughlife if you ever have children... turn this show on I promise it will make them better people

[@ChuckD79]

Mr. Rogers was the closest thing to a saint on Earth...the world was a better place when he was part of it!

[@DaikaijuDiscussions]

Him and Bob Ross.

[@redhood5894]

@@DaikaijuDiscussions and Jim Henson. And Stan Lee

[@withasideofdoodles-5610]

I miss him so much!

[@melodym7045]

The world is better with you and all others in it! Fred would want you to know that!

[@DatSqueakyBoi]

And Steve Irwin

[@Phlegethon]

4:50 anyone else tear up?

[@Thevidgame]

Phlegethon Yes sir!

[@utuberickvick]

I did

[@Karmen2010]

Yep!!!

[@208jdog]

Same

[@bree6438]

I’ve been crying the entire time

[@carolynmiles9281]

Even when testifying in front of congress, the man never needed to raise his voice to be heard.

[@dona4him942]

That's because that was intentional. Everyone would miss out if they didn't shut up, and what he had to say was very valuable.

[@NateGerardRealEstateTeam]

Reading all these comments, I'm struck by the kindness and love that you all have inside you. It's up to us to follow Fred Rogers' example and make love the root of all our interactions. As flawed individuals we know we will stumble yet it's the getting back up and returning to our commitment that's most important. I'm so happy we get to share admiration of Fred with each other!

[@kams7170]

These good words warm my heart. Bless Mr. Rogers for bringing light into our world. You are so right, Nate. It's up to us to carry on his legacy.

[@skyel1310]

I just discovered him a few days ago and I already feel Fred impacting me :) If I ever have kids I will surely show them this beautiful show! And I am so happy that you all got to know it too!

[@melodym7045]

Thank you! Wonderful words of wisdom!

[@baxtercol]

Nate,🎶 there's only one in this wonderful world. You are special. Thank you just for being you.

[@missnaomi613]

Yes, you get it! ❤

[@Chickwithpinkhair]

Because of this man I wasn't alone as a child. I loved him so much I made him my imaginary friend. My heart breaks that there's no one like him today💔😞

[@ilenastarbreeze4978]

I think there could be. We all could strive to be more like him. That would be good for everyone.

[@heatherbotez]

i'm not crying, you're crying....wow

[@melodym7045]

Aww...

[@1lrr1]

What a better world this would be had Mr. Rodgers had been president

[@mrinvader]

Lori R I would ask "what did Mr Rogers do to deserve dunking into the swamp of eternal stench that is American politics? "

[@1lrr1]

Come again?

[@mrinvader]

Lori R it would be very much better but I would worry about Him, you know?

[@mrinvader]

Lori R if he was president I'm afraid he would be hurt.

[@1lrr1]

Watch the episode, carefully. Listen to the voice over and soundbites. Mr. Rogers was a stronger, braver man than you give him credit. Happy Memorial Day! Ciao :)

[@cinnamar]

Grew up with him. I’m 33 and still tear when I think of this show. He was truly an amazing person and I wish we had more people like him. ❤️

[@Eastern1978]

I'm 53 years old and I miss him so. ❤

[@phillymouse2033]

The world sorely needs someone like Mr. Rogers now to combat all the hatred and lack of compassion and love for each other. I think he would be ashamed of what we have become in this country and cry bitter tears for all of us.

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

Philly Mouse Theyll will never be another one like him but I hope one day there will be another good person who would make him proud.

[@jgingraslpc]

I think the world needs all of us to be just a little more like Mr. Rogers. Or, perhaps be a little more like that special something deep inside of us.

[@phillymouse2033]

I completely agree, John. We can make the world a better place if we acted just a little like this good man.

[@TanjaHermann]

Not only your country. The way we talk to you each and about each other has changed a lot after the arrival of social media.

[@phillymouse2033]

You are right, Tanja. We do not talk to each other face to face anymore. We hide behind other names on social media, where some people spout their hatred without consequence.

[@firestepher72]

I always have a tendency to cry when new docu of Fred Rogers comes into the mix. I tried to keep it together to pay attention to the segment. But....I lost it after Francois Clemmons started crying.

[@melodym7045]

Fred Rogers loves you and is always around in spirit!

[@abrahamlincoln3190]

@@melodym7045 That was very neighborly of you

[@luckyluke4276]

That’s fine

[@thedivineenergy]

*Fred, You are a very special person. There is only one like you in the whole world.* *There's never been anyone exactly like you before, and there will never be again.😉* *Fred, I love you just the way you are. ugga mugga!🐯* *Love is like infinity: You can't have more or less infinity, and you can't compare* *two things to see if they're "equally infinite." Infinity just is, and that's the way* *I think love is, too. ― Fred Rogers*

[@bingfan22]

I'm one of Fred's biggest fans, and I have been for years. I would have loved to meet him.

[@thomasmurphy3021]

I used to remember watching Mister Rogers neighborhood when i was 4 years old. I really liked him. I would have met fred rogers at bubb elementary school.

[@roxanneworld11]

divineenergy Mr. Rogers and Bob Ross..my heros! 💖💞💗👍

[@BlastinAdrian]

RIP Fred Rogers, Miss you

[@thedivineenergy]

*aww...😘 How lovely. Please don't forget Beautiful Soul* *that your Father is with you always and all ways. 😻* *Sending love to you and everyone you love for All Eternities. hugs 🤗*

[@elleh3495]

The vast loneliness of my childhood was punctuated each day by the song I knew by heart, the home I could have walked through with my eyes shut, and the man I knew was kind and gentle without ever having met in real life. I memorized every detail: the refrigerator, what was in the closet, the fabric of the curtains, the artwork in Picture Picture. This is both an indictment of my actual childhood and a profuse love for this show, to admit that I would have rather lived in his Neighborhood, and that one of the only good things I can remember is that I was allowed to watch this show. Thank you Mr. Rogers❤️. I cry as an adult, everytime I hear the closing song--I never wanted you to leave when I was a child and it came to that part of the show.

[@lucybrindlebrownie8994]

aww...💌 ... bless you , thanks for sharing your comment , Dear Neighbor ...

[@TheHeartOne]

I LOVED Mister Rogers! He helped me during my difficult childhood! I know that all of the children in Heaven are sitting by you and being comforted and loved by you. You are an Angel now, Mister Rogers!

[@asielmilian38]

SpiritualLight 4 You are lucky to watch Mr Rogers.

[@BlastinAdrian]

SpiritualLight 4 So do I, Miss him so much

[@Karmen2010]

I still love Mr. R and at 38, he's still helping cope with my problems. One can never outgrow the need for Mr. Rogers Neighborhood

[@melodym7045]

Beautiful words

[@silverlve70]

God bless Mr. Rogers, this world needs more men like you today, tomorrow and forever.

[@melodym7045]

Beautiful.

[@teecee8024]

Beautiful Indeed....

[@Ar7wen]

I'm 64 years old and not in good health, and having some memory problems etc., and watching listening to Mister Rogers is one of the few things that really calms me down. Bless you Mister Rogers.......

[@kayseecoward7571]

When I die and go to heaven, the first thing I will is find Mr. Rogers, jump into his arms and say “thanks for everything! I’ve really missed you!”

[@melodym7045]

Aww..

[@ghettomelody]

I Love that!

[@darrenlivingston2550]

Well, After Jesus Christ and my family.

[@darrenlivingston2550]

tony gather I know I have. Jesus First and only. Family, Friends Others

[@ashleanderson1583]

Me too!

[@bgirl5036]

When I was 3 I lost my father... the only positive male model in my life was mr. Rogers. He was there every morning to tell me that he loved and cared about me. And when he died I had a dream. He was in a rocking chair under a tree. He had a audience of children we were all crying. He grabbed me put me on his lap and told me he was proud of me and will always be there when I'm sad and it's okay to be sad. But remember at the end of rainstorms there is a rainbow. I was 21 when he died. And he was such a big part of my life it was like I lost another father. To this day when I feel alone I put on a video of him telling me he loves me just the way I am and instantaneous I feel better. They don't make people like that anymore.

[@ladylibrum7145]

Aw, that's beautiful. I believe his tv show was like Dad coming home, changing out of his work clothes so he could play with us, and giving us loving attention and affirmation.

[@melodym7045]

I am sorry you lost your father at such a young age. You have so much hope within yourself, don't ever lose faith.

[@lucybrindlebrownie8994]

Bless Your Open Heart ! 💌 Fred Rogers is a Dear HERO to me, as well. i think it was Paul who wrote, in the BIBLE , that ALL who Believe in JESUS .. are called 'saints'.