Remembering The Passed

Remembering Peter Collier, Zeke Bratkowski, Maria Perego, Robert Freeman, Bob Norris Peter Collier was the activist turned author who began his life as a radical and then converted to an anti-radical stance. Along with his colleague David Horowitz, he wrote about the destructive consequences of the 1960’s as well as biographies of the Fords, Kennedys, and Rockefellers. Zeke Bratkowski was the back-up quarterback to Bart Starr on the legendary green Bay Packer teams of the 1960’s. Maria Perego was the Italian puppeteer who created Topo Gigio, the mouse who enchanted millions on The Ed Sullivan Show. Robert Freeman was the photographer who created the memorable photo that served as the cover of “Meet The Beatles”, the group’s introductory album in the United States in 1964. Bob Norris was the model for one of the most successful advertising campaigns in history, “The Marlboro Man.”