Christmas Pop-up: Rudolphs

Question

In between Christmas morning with the grandkids and Christmas dinner with my sister's family, I thought it would be fun to post a quick Christmas pop-up. How about we take a look at some noteabel Rudolphs? Most of these profiles are already very well-developed, but there are always things we can do to improve them, if only to extend their CC7s by a few more digits.  

Rudolph Hass

Rudolph Valentino

Rudolf Bing

Rudolf Nureyev

Rudolph Isley

Wilma Roudolph

Rudolph Guliani

Maya Rudolph 

And a special bonus...Rober L. May, creator of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.

Comments

Doesn't need an apostrophe.

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Thanks for catching that Ros.

Answer 1

I found a photo for Rudolf Isley and improved his profile a bit. Now I'm adding to his CC7. He is 48 degrees from me, which seems really far. I have a feeling that there are closer connections, but they likely go through living people.

Comments

Thanks Lucy. I love when members are able to add public domain images. They can really bring a profile to life.

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I agree with David - a photo really makes a profile "come to life". Thanks for improving this profile Lucy!

Answer 2

I added parents and siblings to Robert L May and his notable BIL, Johnny Marks who used Robert’s story to compose the song, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

Comments

Thanks Donna. What a cool way to honor the Christmas season. 

When I opened Robert May's profile and saw the cover of the original Rudolph book. I recognized it right away. It's the exact cover of the book my grandmother used to read to my siblings and me when we were children. I have no idea what happened to the book, but knowing my sister, she probably still has it stashed away safely somewhere.  

Answer 3

Working on Rudolph Hass! Love those Hass avocados!

Answer 4

I did a bit of work on each of them.