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The Rosie Legacy.


On February 24, 2018, we filmed at the March Field Museum.
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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.

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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.

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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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Sheryl Shaffer served in the Women's Army Corps from 1968 to 1971. She is retired from the CA Employment Development Department as a VetRep. She produces Veterans Helping Veterans TV at the MidPen Media Center in Palo Alto, CA. She completed the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Veterans Make Movies program and now does virtual interviews using video conferencing, i movie and i phone . Since October 2022, Sheryl travels with VetArt as a Documentarian and does interviews with Veteran Artists and uses her new iPhone 15 Pro to film.