The Rosie Legacy.

Two people sitting in front of a plane.


On February 24, 2018, we filmed at the March Field Museum.
A young woman in military attire wearing a hat.

We did an interview with Rosie the Riveter Elinor Otto. She is recognized as America’s longest working Rosie the Riveter in a career that lasted 68 years. We Can Do it.  “The Rosie Legacy”


A young woman in military attire wearing a hat.

A young woman in military attire wearing a hat.

In December 2017, I had the opportunity of a lifetime to fly on a C-17 Globemaster aircraft with Elinor Otto out of March ARB in Riverside County, CA. This was the first time Elinor flew on a plane she helped to build. Elinor in the cockpit of a C-17.

Here is a short video of that flight.

A young woman in military attire wearing a hat.

Rosie the Riveter Elinor Otto’s current mission is to encourage young women to get into Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (S.T.E.M.) careers to become 21st century Rosie the Riveters!

A young woman in military attire wearing a hat.
Shawn Spitler filming the interview with Elinor at the March Field Museum, Feb. 24, 2018.

A young woman in military attire wearing a hat.
Sheryl Shaffer, Abigail Spitler, Elinor Otto and Jo Keller.

A young woman in military attire wearing a hat.
We completed “The Rosie Legacy” at the Mid Peninsula Media Center in Palo Alto, CA
on Tuesday, May 15, 2018.
A young woman in military attire wearing a hat. A young woman in military attire wearing a hat. A young woman in military attire wearing a hat.

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