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As his birthday approaches, he shares his anticipation for celebrating life, with plans to enjoy a grand event in Malibu, arranged with loving care by his wife. His perspective on death is remarkably peaceful—unfazed, almost accepting of the inevitable, having lived a life full of meaning and accomplishment.
He attributes his sense of fulfillment to the legacy he leaves behind: a body of children's music and entertainment that has touched countless lives. While fame may fade, he believes that the true mark of his life's work lies in the joyful and educational creations he has contributed to children’s culture.