- My name is Nancy Newell Moore,
and I've been a member of Wisconsin Public Television
since 1968.
It's hard to choose what I love most about public television
because I like many, many things,
especially the history programs.
And I of course love music.
The Final Forte program was wonderful
because it brought young people from all over the state
to play with a major orchestra.
To see young people achieve what they have, that thrills me.
I grew up in the Black Hills of South Dakota
and decided to major in literature when I was in college
and got a PhD, and became a literature professor.
The best thing about public television, I think,
is that it continues with lifelong learning.
College and all the early schooling provides a foundation,
but really what you want to do is learn the rest of your life.
I decided about 20 years ago to join the Heritage Society
because I realized that would be a way
to perpetuate a legacy for education.
I've always felt that it's a good idea
to give back to the community.
My parents did it, my grandparents did it,
and I wanted to do that too.
[upbeat classical music]