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Bill Cosby and Alvin F. Poussaint have a powerful message for families and communities as they lay out their visions for strengthening America, or for that matter the world. They address the crises of people who are stuck because of feelings of low self-esteem, abandonment, anger, fearfulness, sadness, and feelings of being used, undefended and unprotected. These feelings often impede their ability to move forward. The authors aim to help empower people make the daunting transition from victims to victors. Come On, People! is always engaging, and loaded with heart-piercing stories of the problems facing many communities.

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He is the greatest man in the universe, that is why I base my name off of him.

He has been through a lot. He can tell all of a lot about hollywood and television. Bill Cosby is a pioneer in the business.

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Mr Bill Cosby should be knighted. He is an inspiration. I grew up watching him on The Cosby Show and I was about the same age as Rudy at the time and felt like I was growing up in this family.

He influenced our family and taught us how other families could be wholesome and caring at the time. Mutual respect for parents and kids. The chemisty between Cliff and Clare also taught me how romance can last and how fun doesn’t fade after marriage and kids.

If I could meet Bill Cosby for 5 minutes I would thank him sincerely from the bottom of my heart for all the joy, warmth and love he has been able to show me and my family through his work. I am a huge fan and still am.

Thank you for every smile you put on my Mum and Dad, 2 brothers and 2 sisters face.

Where is he now?

My then 11 year old son needed intensive treatment to cure him from cancer of the lymphnodes (Hodgkin’s disease). One day we missed an important appointment at the local hospital x-ray department. We called and were allowed to come in three hours later than scheduled.

When we entered the ward I noticed 2 guys in dark suits and wearing dark glasses watching the hallway. Hmmm… I thought that was strange. They looked like CIA or body guards. My husband who was with us said I watched too many movies.

We were asked to take a seat in a small waiting area. The room was empty, and also I noticed that there were no patients waiting in the hall. Usually this place is VERY busy and packed. As I glanced through the door into the hall area I almost fainted…

“Shhhh… Sweethart!” I said holding my finger over my lips. “I think I just saw Bill Cosby in the hall”.

My husband laughed. He started to pick on me. Making a Bill Cosby voice he chanted: “Yeah! Hey, hey, hey. Want a Jello pudding pop?” While I was going wild, telling him to shut up, he carried on, entertaining himself and our son. “I am serious!!! Stop playing. SHUT UP! He is right there and can hear you!” I said, while our son laughed.

Suddenly my husband stopped in the middle of his “Bill Cosby Imitation” act. I told him to take a peek out into the hallway. And there he was, Bill Cosby in person!!! With his body guards.

For laughing out loud!!!! I was right.

He took a moment to speak to our son. We told him why he was there, and Bill Cosby wished him well and gave him his autograph. This story took place in the fall of 2000. Our son still has the autograph and is doing well. He is in full remission and back to a normal life. Had we not missed our appointment we would have never had this memorable moment with Bill Cosby.

i met him in thomson middle school

I met him when he was at my university doing his comedy show. He was this calm, quiet, sweet, but always funny man. I am so excited that I met him.