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Don McNeill
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"It's true, what they say about woman's work — ^particularly since now I'm going to be on Breakfast Club shows as well."
By KAY McNeill
as told to Don Terrio
there love each other as a family, and like each other as friends
at school. For example, on a recent morning he said to Don, "She sure gave you a dirty look." Don said, ."Who?" Donnie cracked, "Mother Nature." There were a few assorted groans before Don wiped the coffee off his chin and sprinted out the door — to the Breakfast Club and you.
The boys run outdoors for a short while, and our housekeeper and I clean up the breakfast dishes and set the kitchen in order. The boys are back in the house by 8 o'clock, and Usten to as much of the Breakfast Club as they can stand before running for school. After the program, I have more time for thinking about Don — ^and why I love him — ^than when he is home.
Of course, there's an old saying that no man is a hero in the eyes of his wife. Perhaps Don is an excep«tion, for he is my hero, indeed. Don first attracted me, back in his coUege days, because of his free, perfectly natural manner of speaking and his real interest in
people. Later, I grew to love Don for the hidden things which don't come out when you first meet a person — his thoughtfulness, consideration and kindness to other people. Periiaps that's best expressed in Don's own closing line to the Breakfast Club programs — "Be good to yourself." He means, of course, that you should be good to other people, and that as time goes on other people will be good to you in return.
Naturally, I'm proud of liie work Don does on the Breakfast Club — both because it amuses so many milUons of people and because his Memory Time, Inspiration Time, Prayer Time and Sunshine Showers have brought happiness and a change in viewpoint to many thousands. And Don's feeling for people doesn't end when the Breakfast Club goes off the air.
About four years ago, a girl in Michigan wrote Don that she found a great deal of satisfaction in his inspirational messages, for she had tuberculosis, had spent all
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