One of the fondest memories of this writer's childhood is Mr. Rogers. From his sweaters to his pet fish to his trolley, he was a gem and a big part of growing up for many American kids.

Pittsburgh native and children's television icon Fred Rogers remains a beloved figure, even 22 years after his death because he was the best of us: a decent, kind, loving man and universally adored.

So enjoy this clip of Mr. Rogers visiting 'Wheel of Fortune' when the game show taped in Pittsburgh back in 1998:

We adore him, and there's never been anyone like him.

Yes, we could use a bit more Fred Rogers.

 {ai:summary}<p>Fred Rogers, the beloved children's television icon from Pittsburgh, continues to be cherished 22 years after his passing. Known for his kindness and decency, he remains a significant figure in American childhood memories, exemplified by a nostalgic clip of him visiting 'Wheel of Fortune' in 1998.</p><p>His impact is evident in the fond recollections shared by fans, highlighting his humility and warmth. Many express a desire for more of his spirit in today's world, affirming that Fred Rogers was a national treasure whose legacy lives on. #culture</p>

A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood: Enjoy This Flashback of Mr. Rogers Visiting 'Wheel of Fortune'

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