Until her death in 1981, Nancy McFeely Rogers hand-knit all of her son's TV sweaters. During WWII, she was a volunteer nurse aide who made surgical dressings for the troops. She knitted sweaters for them, too. Happy #MothersDay, Moms! ❤️🙏 | GBH

This day in 1968 (30 days before his 40th birthday), Fred Rogers launched an educational TV show for kids called "Mister Roger's Neighborhood". He was an ordained minister who felt a strong calling to teach children how to manage their emotions and solve their social problems. He went on to positively influence several generations as the first nationally syndicated Social/Emotional Educator. GenZ is the generation that didn't have the chance to know Fred as we knew him. Fred stopped making educa

🤣 Fred Rogers, best known as *Mister Rogers*, was an American television personality, educator, and minister, beloved for his gentle, compassionate approach to addressing difficult topics with children. Born on March 20, 1928, in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, Rogers became famous for hosting the iconic children’s television show *Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood*, which aired from 1968 to 2001. His calm demeanor, kind voice, and thoughtful manner created a space where children could feel safe, understood,