Mr. Roger's wife Joanne, "My husband wasn't a Saint"

[@ChazMcGutter]

I don't think Mr. Rogers would be too happy if he saw how many people are calling him a saint. He was just a person just like anyone else, the only difference is he tried his hardest to be kind. To put him on such a tall pedestal would be to say that to be as kind as he was is unreachable to the average person when it's not.

[@thecoolexclamationpoint]

Beautifully said.

[@dawn4559]

❤❤

[@KD-bk7gd]

That's what all real saints would feel, proving he is one.

[@johntapp1411]

Sainthood was something he felt would affect his humility. He was a hard working, humble man.

[@alliemarie3539]

Chaz and CC, very well said. :)

[@Satoshi9801]

It's not hard to see why Fred loved her.

[@notyourboy663]

Right

[@westvirginiaboy4491]

I disagree.

[@Supercondoggy]

@@westvirginiaboy4491 Can I ask why?

[@SavvyMuhon]

@@westvirginiaboy4491 why?

[@bloodbrothers6556]

@@westvirginiaboy4491 why?

[@TheRequiemOfficialReal]

I'm here because we just sadly lost her. RIP Mrs Rogers

[@maggiemccauslin1084]

but her and Fred have finally reunited again after all these years he passed and that's something to smile about

[@byronwins1034]

Amen! Two beautiful people reunited in the most beautiful place. They sure earned it! Thanks to them and people like them for all they try to do to make the world a better place. RIP for sure

[@AliciaNyblade]

Aww, I didn't know that. RIP.

[@lolz-y4d]

@P Pp what?

[@desim6065]

@P Pp jeez calm down lol

[@wtfrage27]

She's in Fred's arms again. RIP Joanne

[@pauloburgess9575]

No. Death is the end. There is no God. There is nothing

[@wtfrage27]

@@pauloburgess9575 jesus loves u

[@jared20089]

@@pauloburgess9575 You're not being the person Mr. Rogers wanted you to be...

[@lopez8872]

@@pauloburgess9575 any sources to back that up, That’s there’s for sure nothing after this human experience?

[@WhoTookMyMirr]

@@pauloburgess9575 You must be a thrill at parties.

[@Ingerimm]

What a nice lady. World just isn't the same without people like Fred Rogers.

[@ronron9353]

It’s up to you and me to be a Fred Rogers to the people in our lives.. We can make a difference ❤️🌎

[@RamseyLEL]

Just remember, when there's some kind of tragedy or bad thing happening, look for the helpers.

[@birdlover7776]

@@RamseyLEL That is so true 🌈

[@whisperingsage]

God spared him this horrible time.

[@mikebaird6788]

I really agree I was going up information sit down and watch good programming like this

[@anarchistatheist1917]

Mr Fred Rogers was a honorable man. May he, and his wife Joanne Rest in peace.

[@stevenphipps5864]

What a kind and sweet woman. Everyone needs a man and woman like Fred and Joanne Rogers in their life. My "Mr. Rogers" died a few years back, and I miss him every day.

[@bjdefilippo447]

Very sorry for your loss. I miss mine too.

[@byronwins1034]

Very sorry to hear.

[@hs6736]

Don't feel bad that they are no more... be happy that you shared time with them.

[@byronwins1034]

@@hs6736 but you still miss them either way

[@HeatherCatlin]

I'm so sorry for your loss. When you lose someone like that, you never forget.

[@beauteoussounds1156]

The word ‘saint’ has the air of something unattainable. I think Mrs. Rogers wanted to convey that being a successfully good person is something all of us can do if we tried.

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

and never stopped trying

[@hah-no.]

Wonderfully put! Love to all

[@KairuHakubi]

It is strange that we've piled so many things onto that term. I suppose it probably started when saints stopped being people whose example you should follow, and started being people they sold statues of and told you to pray to this one or that one for fortune in this or that area, or bury this one in your backyard, or wear this one around your neck..

[@peterstedman6140]

@@KairuHakubi hit the nail on the head

[@elizabethwitt2621]

Very well said.

[@ChristineES44]

She's as nice as her husband.

[@thephoenix1643]

Mrs.Roger's nighborhood?

[@chrisnurczyk8239]

Mrs. Rogers - what a doll! What a lady! "You won't hear a lot of religious talk - you'll hear a lot of religious values - as people say, he walked the walk". So should we all! Talk love, folks! Bless you, Mr. & Mrs. Rogers!

[@katielouwho888]

I can definitely tell Joanne Rogers was a good match for Fred Rogers. She has a tough side, but is still a nice lady. Fred would have needed that in his life.

[@kmaru80]

Mr. Rodgers is a lesson in how to minister. It isn't about telling people how to live. It's about living in a way that makes people ask "how can I live like that?" . I had a friend like that once, and I will never forget him. R.I.P to him , Fred , and this charming woman.

[@rosariomsoley]

That's lovely 🧡🍀

[@usernamesrlamo]

Mr Rodgers ultimate testimony was how to love your neighbor no matter how different they were or no matter how much they ‘didn’t deserve it.’

[@mrmacguff1n]

He never brought up religion, which made it applicable to EVERYONE

[@daruddock]

​@@mrmacguff1nvery precisely. He taught his faith through his actions, and I think he saw that anything good that people can do must be God's work, and therefore it needed no clarification.

[@jeremyprice7256]

It's "Rogers," not "Rodgers." Rogers.

[@kathleenherron1853]

When a couple has been happily married for years and years, they have certain phrases or pauses in their speech that are shared. You can hear similarities in her speech that show that. What a dear lady! She is so kind and honest. What a gem!

[@RambisRants]

I was thinking the same thing but couldn’t put it into words quite as well as you have above haha What an example these two are to the world how to treat one another in life 👏

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

I don’t hear it.

[@1godonlyone119]

"Fred wasn't a saint because..." Goes on to describe exactly what it means to be a saint.

[@asdfasdf7199]

clickbait title

[@pixiepalasmr6881]

But here’s the thing, calling him a saint means no one can attain that. He wants people to know you can be a good person, and working at it is worth it.

[@chadwallace9713]

Even his wife is a sweetheart. What good people.

[@Pipsterz]

Yes, she put it perfectly; the show was his ministry. He truly ministered, in the real sense of the word, endearing himself to generations by his profound thoughtfulness. What a devoted & caring man. Love his sweet wife too. Wishing her many more years of life and good health!!

[@carolecook1116]

😔

[@nopcshere6097]

Sadly Joanne Rogers passed away in 2021. Now she & Fred are together again in heaven.

[@sebastiand7952]

Yea man great guy truly. Praise God there are people so kind like Mr. Rodgers

[@mikekim1219]

​@@nopcshere6097Sad for us but joyfujl union in heaven

[@leeannasloan526]

When the interviewer asks how did he make you feel loved and she answers that Fred told her and he showed her...yes words and actions together are what let's people know they are loved...not just one or the other.

[@maxineboxer9714]

@@TheSouthIsHot She probably loves you deeply but has trouble saying the words. That’s not unusual for some people. The love goes way beyond words.

[@christopherrobertson7723]

If he wasn’t a saint he certainly came close and IS walking among them. I’m 77 years old and did not take him seriously for a long time. When he came onto channel 2 one day at the beginning of the Iraq war I was struck hard by the expression on his face. I knew at that moment that I was in the presence of greatness because there were tears in my eyes. He taught me a great lesson that day. He was extremely humane. He achieved simplicity.

[@Aethelhadas]

Beautiful story! Thank you for sharing Chris. Do you happen to remember the episode?

[@christopherrobertson7723]

@@Aethelhadas It was a public service announcement, not an episode of his program. My name is “Christopher”.

[@Fluteperson01]

Mr Rodgers wasn’t a saint he was just a person full of kindness understanding and who was a listener and a helper. ❤️

[@Donna-cc1kt]

Which to me pleases God - hence that’s a saint to me💕

[@Flamingerudostalion]

People say it's darker here on Earth without Mr. Rogers, but I think that's only true if you start treating your neighbors like enemies.

[@LadyEowyn]

Agreed. It's up to us to act like Mr. Rogers now.

[@TD-ug4mg]

Im realizing that much of what is awful in the US is coming from the generation coming into their own who wasn’t really raised on mr. Rogers. I was fortunate enough to have old fashioned parents who felt he was important to watch.

[@WalkerRileyMC]

@@TD-ug4mg No, the new generations have been struggling to survive thanks to the prior generations faults. We have an entire generation of kids who are environmentally aware who get shit on every day because they care and worry about things the Boomer generation took for granted.

[@TD-ug4mg]

@@WalkerRileyMC I was speaking more on a social level. There is a certain level of narcissism and a lack of empathy, which one would expect to see out of a teenager somebody in their very early twenties that is carrying into a person's mid to late thirties. I'm part of that generation I see it all around me and all over online and it's sickening. Economically and environmentally I do agree, but the social issues the cause may be up to a number of factors but I do think that a big part of it is not hearing messages or having examples such as Fred Rogers that they can strive to emulate.

[@Redrosewitch]

Yes. There always have been people of bad will, there always will be, because God gives us Free Will and we are expected to use it. But we choose whether to treat such people as enemies or not. And amazing things can happen when people refuse to do so.

[@betty5064]

Mr. Rogers looked out of the TV at my lonely child and asked my child to be his friend. I will love him for ever.

[@kenthefele113]

The fact that he worked hard to be kind instead of just naturally being perfectly good makes him more commendable.

[@TheKimiko16]

Growing up, I never thought of him as a saint, just a humble man who brought happiness to others, a role model that kids grew up with and what they should grow up to be

[@anabasis3144]

After my father and grandfather, Mr. Rogers was the most important man in my life as a child and gave me the loving heart I have today. I could not imagine a world with Mr. Rogers.

[@roxannareneerantz638]

You just made me tear up! He made a lot of future beautiful days in a lot of neighborhoods!!!

[@probablynot1368]

*I could not imagine a world WITHOUT Mr. Rogers.

[@JG_SmileSOBright]

I completely agree!

[@solimanski420]

@@probablynot1368 he meant a world with mr Rogers again ( I think? )

[@greggcox68able]

Mr. Rogers made everyone aspire to be a better person ... that was his gift to humanity.

[@ItsBoFoSho]

I love how she asks if they ever argued, and she goes on to tell the most wholesome example

[@whitearabianhorses]

“It’s a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” is so iconic, and I just loved hearing him sing it when I was a kid. I always wanted the episode to stay on longer, and when he would get ready to go back out, I was like, “Nooo. . . “. Who else had that feeling?

[@jimperry4108]

sweet lady. Wonderful she mentions Forest Gump as one of her husband's favorites. Will try to remember to think of him while watching it.

[@MrPerfesser]

Fred Rogers preached the Gospel at all times. Only when necessary did he use words. His actions spoke for him. The same for Joanne, whose kindness to my brother, who had Down Syndrome, was something I will never forget. Fred and Joanne went out of their way to show love and respect to those among us whom Jesus called "the least of these." We were so blessed to have them both.

[@CoochieSlosher]

those.

[@rolandofgilead43]

i read somewhere that a thief stole his car once i have no idea what year it was but it was after the show became a hit but anyways he got his car stolen one day he came out from a taping and it wasn't there. than something funny happened the thief apparently found out who's car it was and brought it back with a note apologizing for taking it. if that story is true it's really incredible that any thief would do that

[@Indecisionn]

A huge part of why I find Fred Rogers so inspiring is that he showed that every single person has the capacity to change lives with nothing but kindness and compassion.

[@ancestraltarot3900]

I love that she refers to his show and work as his Ministry. 🥰

[@nannynan5893]

What bright and beautiful eyes. Such a nice lady. Thanks for this.

[@TerminatorTheory]

*Oh Mr. Rogers was more than a saint. He was a guardian, a protector. He doesn't use harm or force, he wanted to show the world we can all love each other.*

[@ruthdanielson919]

This video a gift to all of us who love Mr Rodgers. Now we can love Mrs Rodgers, too. What a gift to this world. Love you and miss you!

[@jgw5491]

As St. Francis was reputed to have said, "Preach the Gospel always. When necessary use words." He lived the Great Commandment and preached it by his actions. Love God with all your heart and love your neighbor as yourself.

[@ronh1757]

I grew up in The Burgh ( Pittsburgh ). I was a member of the neighborhood. I am almost 56 and Fred Roger's was my first friend. I am very thankful for that show. I got to see the set. God bless Fred Rogers.

[@ChubbyUnicorn]

I love her! She has a snort laugh & is a tough cookie with marvelous self respect.

[@MarkJackson-wc2xh]

I think snort laughers are the coolest people on earth.😊

[@elizabethrose3667]

They are good people. Mr. Rogers was a delightful man. Very kind.

[@jermar1979]

Mr. and Mrs. Rogers are two incredible people. ❤️

[@zhaneranger]

No human being is perfect, but Mr Rogers was pure hearted, full of kindness, love, and acceptance. Something we could use more of.

[@octowuss1118]

KZbin suggested this to me last week, and I watched it with a big smile on my face. Today, I woke up and read of her passing. We love you, Joanne! RIP.

[@noahpartic7586]

Mr Rogers offered A Choice, a way to be nice as best he could at the time. Elated to enjoy said choice in my childhood. A worthy product of his time & can never be replaced 😭.

[@BMDSD]

The joy on her face was so much when she showed her rings, that my eyes immediately filled with tears.

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

He was her husband! What did you expect???

[@BMDSD]

@@Michelle-pn9xt not this kind of rude unwarranted response.

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

@@BMDSD Nobody is being rude to you or anyone else.

[@BMDSD]

@@Michelle-pn9xt sure dude.

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

@@BMDSD I am a woman, not a dude Bob!

[@daamazinfatb0y752]

Mr Rogers was a huge fan of Tom Hanks and now Tom Hanks played him in a movie. Damn thats cool.

[@kkibela]

I wonder if it was because of his role in 'big'.. he portrayed being a child in an adults world so well

[@lsrx101]

This is the first time I've ever seen Mrs. Rogers. What a delightful lady.

[@Redrosewitch]

I'm glad to hear that she confirmed that her husband was an ordinary man, just like we all all. That's encouraging, because it shows that what he was doing is well within the abilities of us all.

[@fever_spike]

We were truly blessed to have two beautiful people like Fred and Joanne Rogers in this world…rest easy, sweet angels. 🙏🏻♥️

[@lisaboyle72]

He was someone who could read children. He was someone special to all of us as children.

[@rob0576a]

That is the definition of a saint. A person who is one will in authentic humility that that wasn't who he was but in fact that exactly who fred was, a saint for children.

[@1godonlyone119]

Thank you!!!

[@rob0576a]

@@1godonlyone119 thank you Fred for your beautiful life

[@conniep8616]

That smack Mrs. Rogers put on Heather's cheek

[@gabrielhowell5861]

Hi Heather! I just wanted to let you know that you did an amazing job here interviewing Mrs. Rogers. You gave her a chance to shine and to be herself. You also LISTENED to her! My! What we accomplish when we listen instead of trying to yell over each other!

[@maxineboxer9714]

Yes, she was perfect interviewing Mrs. Rogers. You could see the admiration on her face, it was lovely.

[@whimsydream5075]

Absolutely! This made my day seeing the respect or just kindness they had to each other. Heather’s listening skills shone so brightly.

[@HeatherCatlin]

What an amazing compliment. Thank you!!

[@HeatherCatlin]

@@maxineboxer9714 Thank you so much for your sweet compliment!

[@smill1985]

Gabriel, that's what Fred did. He listened. I think that's something most people (Probably myself included) don't do a very good job of. I think we all just want to talk and talk, get our point across. We could probably "say" a whole lot more if we just listened to each other more often.

[@goldilocks913]

The fact Mrs Rodgers clarified her name because she didn’t think she was expected to know her showed her character was so similar to her husband Truly wonderful lady 🙏

[@watermain48]

What an exceptional man he was. No surprise that his wife would be as well.

[@robertalcock1523]

What a beautiful interview, thanks for sharing ☺️!

[@PaulyT999]

A Saint can be a normal man that has performed 2 miracles. And Fred has performed millions of miracles for millions of children. Fred should be blessed as a Saint.

[@evanvarns4785]

When I read this, I got chills - and tears. You're absolutely right; he has indeed performed miracles, whether or not anyone else recognizes them as such. The Roman Catholic Church would do well (not just to themselves, but to humanity) to actually consider Fred Rogers for canonization and sainthood; he would certainly be beyond embarrassed, but the example of his life and his actions deserve to be celebrated, blessed - and emulated.

[@CapAnson12345]

What makes people great isn't perfection. It's doing and being the best you can in spite of not being perfect. We kids didn't need him to be perfect. Just him.

[@amberg4131]

I just love how she clarified what she meant by sainthood and how even though he was a very warm,loving person ,he still put in so much work behind the curtain to show this love to the world

[@pirobot668beta]

"Did you guys ever fight?" snort "Oh Dear..." She had to laugh when thinking about 'fighting' with Fred!

[@ItWILLbeWONDERFUL_THERE]

I'm guessing she meant more along the line of argue.

[@SynnJynn]

My husband and I have never had a fight. When we were dating we made rules that 1. We would try not to do anything on purpose to make each other made. 2. We agreed to step away from the situation, calm down, and then we would discuss things. We never went to bed angry, we always made up in bed ;)

[@danielharlan8652]

@@SynnJynn taking a time out. I learned that during a marriage retreat when I was in the Army. Also learned the 5 love languages. If you dont know about it check it out. It all works my now ex wife was a cheating cunt so there was no help for me. But my current fiance and I are just fine. I went down a rabbit hole sorry look up 5 love languages.

[@18sixty45]

The snort was the best!,very unexpected .🤭.

[@HeatherCatlin]

I loved the snort. :) What an amazing woman.

[@maryfrancesbeckerhaggerty5353]

I never realized how much he did for children until I watched a video analyzing him. Reading the comments almost brought me to tears. People, who are now adults commenting how amid their chaotic and/or abusive/negletive environments as kids - Mr. Rogers was for many kids the only calmness and normalty in their little worlds. God bless you Mr. Rogers. We as a society are in much trouble and need more human beings such as you were.

[@COXLLOYD]

I wish they would show reruns of his show to help children today.

[@gunner678]

Wonderful! 'He walked the walk' something for us all to learn.

[@TheMormonSorceress]

A Saint is a sinner that keeps on trying and considering he spent a lifetime trying to be kind to his fellow man that makes him a saint in my book

[@pbwbh]

There is something profound about your statement.

[@CaseyEdgar]

What a delightful woman!

[@brucechester2942]

That had to be the sweetest interview I've ever seen. Heather really shared something personal and Sarah responded. So sweet.

[@GardenerTobak]

If there's more to this interview, I'd love to hear it. Please post more, if there is. The hug at the end is so wonderful. Very genuine and sincere. We need more hugs in this world.

[@downhilltwofour0082]

Such a lovely lady. I'm not surprised. She lived her life with Mr. Rogers. R.I.P.

[@moand7862]

My husband isn't a saint either, but he's pretty damn close. God bless you Fred Rogers!

[@moand7862]

@P Pp Somebody blessed me. If you met my husband you'd understand. He's the kindest, funniest man I've ever met, hands down. And, he's an atheist! Belief in God has nothing to do with your character.

[@HeatherCatlin]

This is the sweetest comment. I bet your husband would say the same about you.

[@bleeding4721]

She passed yesterday. Rest in peace

[@UP-th2jk]

I never thought of him as a saint. He was just a man trying to make the world a better place, and he did. A man burdened with all of mans sinful nature and temptations. While keeping those temptation at bay he still managed to help put many children on the correct path in life. Thank you Lord for Mr. Roger.

[@jimtimmins1119]

Anyone who brings no harm, is a good person. Anyone who brings this much goodness, is a saint.

[@tylerhynes0]

Tom Hanks and fred are 6th cousins

[@HeatherCatlin]

I saw that. I love how Tom didn't even know!

[@dewalt4598]

My wife an i are first cousins

[@thecollector9147]

You mean neighbors

[@tealeaves9941]

@@dewalt4598 what

[@highpulsee4049]

Dewalt 459 excuse me?

[@MrBugman2525]

He helped me

[@JohnAckerman31]

He helped all of us. He showed us that we are all special and unique in our own ways. It’s just incredible what he did for children and adults

[@stevenphipps5864]

@@JohnAckerman31, He's STILL helping me. Every time I watch a rerun, I learn how to be a better listener, and how not to be in a rush with my or anyone else's children.

[@tomster927]

Beautiful comment, Mike. "Brevity is the soul of wit."

[@roarroar2808]

Mr Rodgers my children love him Never missed his show Thank you rest in peace 🙏❤️

[@TheMeJustMe75]

Mr Rogers was a huge part of my early childhood in the late 70's and early 80's. Lady Elaine still creeps the sh-t out of me to this day.

[@Nightman221k]

Was it really necessary to make Lady Elaine’s nose and cheeks so dark red? It always looked like dried blood to me when I was a kid.

[@Nitsua2828]

After watching Mr Rogers I just have to say. The world just isn’t the same to knowing he’s no longer here. But hey, his words and memory lives on.

[@lukelucy1980]

Sarah your as genuine as Fred. The World is Blessed to have you both. Behind Every Good Man is a Great Woman

[@ginadelsasso288]

He was a modern day saint.... he touched so many children and helped us grow up to be good people. He inspired others to be a good neighbor and that is pretty saintly to me in this day and age.

[@suebrown5252]

I love her! What a life to share that with Mr Rogers!!

[@qualqui]

I remember Mr. Rogers as a kid, the kind of nice neighbor any kid would like to have, a little help with your homework when Mom or Dad couldn't, talking about pet dogs, cats or catching bugs, and now I see that Mrs. Rogers is just as COOL as he was. :)

[@SPohl-zy4rz]

Mrs. Rogers seems like a gem. A genuine, warm hearted, fun lady. Nice interview Heather.

[@sixty7ford]

Mister Roger’s Wife... You are so much apart of him and who he was. God bless you for making him the man he was and positively influencing so many lives. Thank you!

[@UnBoxLifeWithLori]

What a beautiful inteview - Mr. Rogers was a pure gem :) One of those people who you wouldn't be disrespectful too - and there aren't many people like that.

[@dingdongrocket]

This is a few years old and just seeing it now - Heather, you did an amazing job with your interview. Mrs. Rogers is a one of a kind - and an incredible pianist.

[@angelacharin636]

Watching Mr Rodgers was always like getting a hug from a friend. Lovely family ❤

[@valenstyle9090]

Mr. Rogers fulfilled his destiny and how many of us have been brave enough to that! 😉✨✨

[@donna6368]

What a wonderful interview. She's such a Sweetheart.😢

[@jamesmcdonough854]

Saints were not perfect Mr Rogers was amazing. Even as wonderful as he was he was still a human being with quirks an foibles. It is so refreshing to know that what you got was really him.

[@rdurl5086]

You can really tell they loved each other.. Mrs Rogers expresses herself with just the right words, you can see it's all real. God bless you Mrs and Mr Rogers..

[@hollyh1969]

I still weep when I see his face. He taught me so much. I thank him and miss him.

[@disturbedone8731]

Damn Man She reminds me a lot of my Late Grandma She could always put a smile on your face Talk to you like you've known each other for years even though you just met. That's such great and rare gift to have.

[@mariamcrae6252]

Very sweet lady hope to meet her someday!!!

[@tawnnope7196]

They are both beautiful people.....now beautiful souls together again shining bright. What role models they are for the world.

[@TheSilvert8008]

The planet needs more people like Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. Heather, thank you for the interview and even more thanks for the great questions!

[@magneto7930]

That lady confirmed that everything we grew up to believe about Mister Rogers was absolutely 100% true! He was everyone's neighbor and the world was a much better place because of it.

[@longducdong9517]

*If Fred Rogers wasn't a saint, I don't know who is.*

[@branalexboyd]

Guess we are all doomed to hell then..... It's Jesus 1st then................... Mr. Rogers 2nd........................

[@supergeeky7529]

@@branalexboyd I don't believe in Jesus so I guess Mr Rogers is number one. 😁

[@branalexboyd]

@@supergeeky7529 still don't prevent the fact we doomed lol....

[@sheshiechan]

It's not so much that Fred wasn't a saint but rather Fred would rather have us all understand we're all capable of demonstrating love and communicating in a loving and productive way. We have to choose to do so. I took it to mean that Fred's teaching and expression of care is achievable.

[@rejoyce318]

@@sheshiechan What a beautiful description of Fred Rogers' ministry. Thank you.

[@JannaBrewer]

What kind of question is “do you ever fight?” Every married couple has disagreements... Mrs. Rogers seems like a very nice lady ❤️

[@onetuliptree]

I really enjoyed this interview and the questions asked. Mr. Rogers was a genuinely nice guy, and his wife Joanne is too.

[@paulehot]

Wow, if two people ever deserved each other, in the very best and highest sense of the word, it was those two.

[@Sketcher93]

She explained her thoughts so well and gave excellent examples of her intensions. I loved knowing the side of Fred he shared with us. And now it's so good to hear that he was that person in his personal relationships also. They extracted the best life has to offer. Both of them.

[@FerintoshFarmsPhotography]

Nice interview

[@MrBugman2525]

Fed and Joanne was beautiful people who help me back in the 60s

[@guitarman64100]

She was 90 when she did this interview, amazing how sharp and witty she was, they were an OG power couple