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My first memory of seeing one of Fran's characters was when I watched the video I'm Glad I'm Me. It had Prairie Dawn's face pageant sketch in it. I grew up watching Zoe and Prairie a lot on SS, as they were featured prominently in the mid-1990s. I will definitely miss hearing Zoe's laugh, and Prairie's groans of exasperation. Fran brought great humor, poignance, and acting chops to every Henson-related project she was involved in. God bless you Fran, and we all wish you the best.
I just found this photo and thought I'd post it here.
My thoughts on this photo (taken at the Daytime Emmys in 1974):
1) Three of these people have passed away. Caroll is the only one who still performs regularly on the show. That hit me hard.
2) Fran is a beauty, no?
But is she really that short? 
3) Caroll, Jerry, and Richard's hair is just too much.
Anyway Fran, you will be deeply missed! It's been quite a journey, and we thank you for your services to Sesame Street and generations of kids around the world.
I just found this photo and thought I'd post it here.
My thoughts on this photo (taken at the Daytime Emmys in 1974):
1) Three of these people have passed away. Caroll is the only one who still performs regularly on the show. That hit me hard.

2) Fran is a beauty, no?
But is she really that short? 
3) Caroll, Jerry, and Richard's hair is just too much.

Anyway Fran, you will be deeply missed! It's been quite a journey, and we thank you for your services to Sesame Street and generations of kids around the world.
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. I guess we have to accept the fact that with a long-running show like "Sesame Street" not all Muppeteers will be around forever.