Rest In Peace: Honorable Douglas E. Robertson, THIS I KNOW Esquire (author unknown) (Nov. 20, 1937 - May 26, 2005) (Dedicated to my dear loving husband and best friend - Jeane Robertson)

I know not much, but this I know, Spring always follows winter’s snow. And I know, too, that night gives way Every Sunrise to dawning day.

There has to be somewhere a powerful mind That has planned the seasons & made mankind. And I shouldn’t doubt that he’s watching there And that His judging must be fair.

And when He made the plan, for you and me, For all things to full circle be, I’m sure He made a plan for life to be once more, And not to be the opening and closing of a door.

Our Apologies...

The writers who submitted articles are to be praised and extolled! This issue was a real "bear" and we had so much the Our Freshfan friend died on Thursday, May 26, 2005, at the Amsterdam Convention Committee Medical Center in Bowling Green (KY). He is surely missed by needed for "one more try" to get as many his Masonic and Shrine brothers and mourned by his many FFS'ers to this convention! We will give friends and family. every consideration to your fine piece next time!!! He practiced law for 41 years in Bowling Green and retired in the summer of 2004. He is survived by his wife of 38 years, Jeane Chick Robertson, and a wonderful extended family.

Because of his original role as “Daddy Warbucks” in “Annie,” a Fountain Square Players production at the Capital Arts Center in 1984 and again in 1999, Doug became a celebrity in the Bowling Green area.

He was graduated from Indiana Univerity at Bloomington and received his law degree from Vanderbilt University. In those years he sang and acted extensively, and subsequently acted, directed and produced plays at the Alley Playhouse which he once co-owned.

A long-standing member of The Four Freshmen Society he hosted the society’s annual convention in 2002 and assisted the fan club in incorporation and other legal matters. Freshmen fans from all over the world enjoyed that convention enthusiastically.

In lieu of flowers, it is requested that memorials be made to the Fountain Square Players, SKYPAC of Bowling Green, Humane Society No Kill Shelter, Bowling Green Masonic Lodge or the Four Freshmen Society, % Charles H. Trafford, 315 So. Maple Ave., PO BOX 993, Greensburg, PA 15601-0993. FN July, August, September 2005 6