Congrats Fran! As part of my recommendation I had to write a fair bit about your professional character and provide examples of your work, URL links etc. I'm sure they would have checked all that and vetted you properly, along with the input from the other three referees.
Dave, have a VB, if you're so inclined, to toast a new Senior Member of The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. (My roommate would love to have one but it's not exported to the US.)
One way of of getting appreciated and represented as an engineer and from Dave's recent video "eevBLAB 86 - On The Importance Of Diligence" and I can see it with Fran and her tools at work and especially when building things. I don't think she'll be messed about again like one time when she said about some company asking her to design guitar peddles for them.
As an IEEE Life Member and a Patreon supporter, I am pleased to see the recognition that you so rightly deserve. Congratulations! You are a special and courageous person. Good luck on behalf of all members of the IEEE.
Congratulations Fran! So glad to hear you are getting official recognition of your lifes work. It is unfortunate that it is so difficult for someone without formal education to get recognition for their accomplishments. Well done!
Congratulations!!! Next step - elevation to Fellow? I know what you mean about lacking the "expected" academic credentials. I battled the same thing in my career in quality assurance (after many years as an electronics tech.) I could counter it with ongoing professional education and certification, co-authoring a book in my specialty, and working in standards-writing committees. But I know I had it easier than many of the ladies I knew because I didn't have to overcome the sexism they faced.
As a Member of the IEEE I'm so pleased that you have been recognised, especially by the CEO too! We need future engineers and you are inspiring women and younger folk to follow the profession. Your enthusiasm and talent are an inspiration for so many people. We salute you!
I got my IEEE back in 1974 via a City and Guild exam Pass, I am very Proud of. WELL DONE FRAN - Welcome to the IEEE - Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers. It got me Work with EMI Vox Jennings and many more, As a out of house Subcontractor for my Business.
Congratulations Fran on your advancement in the IEEE organization. I have been a member since 1977. Great organization and you are so deserving of this prestigious recognition. All things are possible for those that truly believe in doing the best at what they do and more so when what they do helps others in any way possible. One day Fran you are liable to be filling Susan’s shoes. All you need to do is be active wherever you can in IEEE activities and continue to add to your IEEE curriculum vitae’s points. When the time is right, toss your hat into the ring. When the members cast their votes, you just might be pleasantly surprised how many IEEE members follow your work and would cast their vote in your favor! You would definitely have my vote! Again, congratulations on an honor well deserved!
Congratulations Fran! What an awesome honor you have achieved! You were never a "nobody" Fran!!! Love the Burroughs's Tube running in the background :)
It's great to know they're not the kind of people who automatically reject someone just because they're a RUclipsr. RUclips has been a great educational resource because of people like you who have many years of experience making stuff. I don't know how many times I've read RUclips comments that say "I wish my university professors explained things like you do" and it's usually from channels like yours, Curious Marc, Dave etc.
Mazel Tov on your elevation to IEEE Senior Member, Fran! It is a most worthy honor for one who is so deserving. I'm very proud to be associated with you, in my small way!
Congrats! You're up there with Jeri Ellsworth. I work for one of the most renowned engineering firms in Sweden. If Fran had showed up at an interview it would've been a homerun. Working experience and drive trumps academic credentials any day.
"Working experience and drive trumps academic credentials any day." Makes you wonder why they keep insisting on those expensive degrees in the first place.
I did my apprentership with a company in East Sussex England where the princible was a Gerry Elsworth back in 1968 to 72 Elsworth & Turner Co Ltd Electrical Contracting Engineers
I'm still a student member, and I strive to contribute to a better humanity through the means of technology. Seeing you getting the recognition you truly deserve gives me hope, that it will matter more what you contribute than what degree hangs on your wall. Congratulations, and thank you for inspiring us for so many years!
Congrats Fran! It is so amazing to hear about your life long experiences and how much you have contributed to the world of electronic engineering, technology, music, including designing pedals, and doing a fine job documenting it on RUclips for everyone to see! Any company that has failed to even give you a chance joining their team can not even realize the talent, and well experienced worker they have missed out on. It's such a shame how someone that has self taught themselves to the point of having far more experience not only in theory, and lab, but also the broad scope of creating businesses and having your solid work ethic, not even be an option for employers, simply due to lack of academic credentials. For all of your accomplishments, designs, etc., most professionals should be able to understand your level of expertise by simply meeting with you, even watching a couple of your RUclips vids! Anyways, I have been watching your for years, and always enjoyed the many topics, projects, and rare components you have showed us in the lab! You deserve every bit of recognition and I am so happy to hear about your IEEE induction! Thank you so much for all your great work!
Been a proud owner of Frantone pedals for a long time, then became a huge fan of your channel. Thank you for your work and congratulations on the IEEE recognition!
*Congratu-F-ing-Lations, Fran!* I know how hard it can be to be w/o what paper-pushers call "qualifications." *You made the grade* I've given seminars to international PhDs in my field and invented things that you can see on google maps or have likely seen while travelling without knowing it. All I ever rated was "associate member" in my professional organization. It can be frustrating to have people not worthy to understand your work be the ones to judge you. I know that. I'm a straight white guy so of course it worked out fine for me in the end. I am so pleased to see *you* gain recognition for your history of work and innovation. It is well deserved. Most people lack the motivation and skill to chart their own path. That hasn't been a roadblock for you. Throughout my career (now retired) I was often incensed when attending meetings at my clients where people who 'didn't look like me' we relegated to inferior roles, taking notes, not their place to speak up, etc. For your professional organization to reach out to you in this way warms my heart and gives me hope that the world is really changing. It also speaks very highly of what you have accomplished. I look forward to your future achievements. Again, my warmest Congratulations, from the heart.
GO Fran! It's nice to see your skills formally acknowledged. You were always a somebody, this just proves it. Nice antidote to the imposter syndrome we all sometimes feel while toiling away.
Belated congratulations. I doff my hat to you. Any organization that would pass on your qualifications isn’t worth your continued consideration. Fran, you’re a class act.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
SMIEEE though your heart is aching SMIEEE even though it's breaking When there are clouds in the sky you'll get by If you SMIEEE through your fear and sorrow SMIEEE and maybe tomorrow You'll see the sun come shining through For you...
Congratulations Fran. Your channel and ethos educate many more people than the cloistered world of academia. We need to recognise and promote people with ability regardless of their academic or social background. Power on!!! :-)
Congratulations on membership in the gold standard - emphasis on Standard - of standards groups! I just saw your interview [clip] in the Reverb documentary and decided to check your channel. So much new work, the platform has been holding out on me! . . RUclips has been hiding your videos from me in lieu of car restoration montages and watching people work set to quirky music.
I just wanted to add my congratulations to the numerous ones you're receiving for your elevation to senior member of the IEEE few people realize what an accomplishment that is I hope it helps you get into the places and do the work you've always wanted to particularly with museums so few things are being restored as they should be to be seen by Future generations and so few of us still remember how the old stuff actually works enjoy your obviously well-deserved recognition.
Academia is certainly not the only way people can learn. I once wrote a paper that was tongue in cheek that college education was perhaps an exceedingly inefficient use of time for the process of learning. That is, unless the goal is to plow through at least four years of bureaucracy proving you can endure some company's bureaucracy. Or if the goal is to keep you out of the job market for at least four years since there may not be enough jobs to go around. Or the goal is to help underscore your financial situation where some students can just write a check to the university and others have to get part time jobs and/or get student loans. For those less than academic goals I suggested a four month university with each week representing one quarter. Tuition and fees would stay the same to keep the financial burdens and the attendant inequities in place. That would also be long enough that you would still have to find housing, find ways to fund, go through all the administrative hassles such as perhaps having trouble transferring credits from a 2 month institution to the 4 month institution. You would still have to go through the hassle of lining up your required courses and electives and stumbling through orientation to find your classrooms and personally show up for at least a day or two each quarter (week). High demand for some courses might put you on a waiting list and result in having to attend an extra week or even a fifth month. You would still have to buy text books, including by professors who require a book they themselves authored. And you can sell your still pristine textbook (obviously, you didn't make annotations in it because you never even opened it) back to the campus bookstore at 50% of what you paid. Everything except actually bothering with any actual course content. Less tedious work for you. Less mundane work for the professors. You might still come out just as "certified for life" as anyone from a four year plan. And given the same facilities and staffing that we have today, twelve times as many students could be grist for the mill. And the schools could make twelve times the money so they should get behind the idea. The only negative might be one twelfth the days and nights available for partying. And at the end of the day, sometimes companies say they have to help somebody "unlearn" what they learned anyway. So it handily solves that problem. Like I said, it was written as a joke - maybe.
I’ve heard it said that getting your BS is mostly about demonstrating the ability to show up, but damn (as an engineering student) I’d come home to my dorm after an 8am exam and 1-2 lecture classes my roommate (psych major) was just waking up, complaining about having to get to a 1pm class.
Congratulations Fran !! ps. that nixie in the background is a nice addition Also the thumbnail image for this video is definitely suitable for framing and large billboards in every city A very well deserved recognition of your skills
What an inspiration, this is another proof that competence and perseverance are omnipotent, you deserve this and far more, I hope that I can one day come close to your level of dedication, I'll work towards that goal with your work as my guide. God bless you and all the nerds in youtube for sharing the gift of knowledge.
Outstanding! You contribute so much, and make this life long geek, and Radio Shack alumni (*and non college grad) very happy and proud! CONGRATULATIONS
well done, your work and the person you have become are very valuable to all of us, we appreciate all your contributions, all your advice, all your wisdom, and your teaching... I'm glad to see the IEEE and the persons that conform it value you as well... very deserved. 👍🏽
As you look at the numbers of people who have been elevated just think, how many are active? That percentage is much lower than you think. Great work! Glad to see you get recognition for all your hard work and the small struggles too. No one deserves it more. Bask in the glow!
You have better than the academic credentials : The passion, the curiosity about everything and seeking the the great feeling of designing and bringing ideas to life. That's what academics try to achieve throughout their years of training and filtering. The true Engineering spirit.
Woohoo ! Yippee ! Bravo Fran B., SMIEEE ! We all knew it could, would, and should happen. I knew a few well deserving non-degreed designers who were denied position, promotion, and prestige similar to you. Ugh. TLDR ... 🎺🎺
Lost my mother to covid on Friday she loved me showing you video's to her she was such a support of yours love here forever not only my mother but my friend such a wonderful person love you forever 😶😍😍😶
Congrats Fran!
As part of my recommendation I had to write a fair bit about your professional character and provide examples of your work, URL links etc. I'm sure they would have checked all that and vetted you properly, along with the input from the other three referees.
Thanks a bunch Dave!
Dave you are just a great guy and I love your channel !
Dave, have a VB, if you're so inclined, to toast a new Senior Member of The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. (My roommate would love to have one but it's not exported to the US.)
One way of of getting appreciated and represented as an engineer and from Dave's recent video "eevBLAB 86 - On The Importance Of Diligence" and I can see it with Fran and her tools at work and especially when building things. I don't think she'll be messed about again like one time when she said about some company asking her to design guitar peddles for them.
I'll bet the plaque is a Bobby Dazzla
As an IEEE Life Member and a Patreon supporter, I am pleased to see the recognition that you so rightly deserve. Congratulations! You are a special and courageous person. Good luck on behalf of all members of the IEEE.
Congratulations Fran! So glad to hear you are getting official recognition of your lifes work. It is unfortunate that it is so difficult for someone without formal education to get recognition for their accomplishments.
Well done!
I see this recognition the other way around: the fact that it obviously means a lot to you speaks highly of the IEEE to me.
So true. I am critical to some of the policies of IEEE but if they have Fran, they can't be evil :-)
CONGRATULATIONS :)
Congratulations!!!
Next step - elevation to Fellow?
I know what you mean about lacking the "expected" academic credentials. I battled the same thing in my career in quality assurance (after many years as an electronics tech.) I could counter it with ongoing professional education and certification, co-authoring a book in my specialty, and working in standards-writing committees. But I know I had it easier than many of the ladies I knew because I didn't have to overcome the sexism they faced.
As a Member of the IEEE I'm so pleased that you have been recognised, especially by the CEO too! We need future engineers and you are inspiring women and younger folk to follow the profession. Your enthusiasm and talent are an inspiration for so many people. We salute you!
I got my IEEE back in 1974 via a City and Guild exam Pass, I am very Proud of. WELL DONE FRAN - Welcome to the IEEE - Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers. It got me Work with EMI Vox Jennings and many more, As a out of house Subcontractor for my Business.
Congratulations Fran on your advancement in the IEEE organization. I have been a member since 1977. Great organization and you are so deserving of this prestigious recognition. All things are possible for those that truly believe in doing the best at what they do and more so when what they do helps others in any way possible. One day Fran you are liable to be filling Susan’s shoes. All you need to do is be active wherever you can in IEEE activities and continue to add to your IEEE curriculum vitae’s points. When the time is right, toss your hat into the ring. When the members cast their votes, you just might be pleasantly surprised how many IEEE members follow your work and would cast their vote in your favor! You would definitely have my vote! Again, congratulations on an honor well deserved!
I am so proud of my mother for supporting you she was such a wonderful human being
Congratulations Fran!
What an awesome honor you have achieved!
You were never a "nobody" Fran!!!
Love the Burroughs's Tube running in the background :)
Yes, hope it is the one with the stuck element being exercised, to make sure the short does not come back.
If you listen to her story, it gets VERY clear that Fran was a nobody to quite a few PhD (People having Delusions).
As an IEEE member myself, I am very pleased for you and proud of IEEE for their recognition of you!
Congratulations! So very well-deserved.
WOW! Congratulations Fran! To be nominated by the CEO speaks volumes.
It's great to know they're not the kind of people who automatically reject someone just because they're a RUclipsr.
RUclips has been a great educational resource because of people like you who have many years of experience making stuff.
I don't know how many times I've read RUclips comments that say "I wish my university professors explained things like you do" and it's usually from channels like yours, Curious Marc, Dave etc.
Wonderful! Just wonderful! Congratulations Fran!
*secret handshake*
I've been practicing it all week.... I hope I don't throw my back out again.
@@FranLab hahaha, be careful out there, Fran! ;)
And... congratulations!!
Mazel Tov on your elevation to IEEE Senior Member, Fran! It is a most worthy honor for one who is so deserving. I'm very proud to be associated with you, in my small way!
Congrats! You're up there with Jeri Ellsworth. I work for one of the most renowned engineering firms in Sweden. If Fran had showed up at an interview it would've been a homerun. Working experience and drive trumps academic credentials any day.
"Working experience and drive trumps academic credentials any day." Makes you wonder why they keep insisting on those expensive degrees in the first place.
I did my apprentership with a company in East Sussex England where the princible was a Gerry Elsworth back in 1968 to 72 Elsworth & Turner Co Ltd Electrical Contracting Engineers
@@Sparky68M Close, but the one I mean is born 1974. Check out Jeri Ellsworth (with that spelling) on Wikipedia.
Thanks for the tip on her.
Well done Fran you've done so much to deserve this!
Congratulations Fran! As a subscriber I think I can speak for all of us when I say we are very proud of "our" Fran. Keep up the good work.
Well that's affirmation and gratitude for ya! It's nice to be well respected in your given field. Congratulations Fran!
From an IEEE Life Senior Member congratulations on your achievements.
I am so happy to see you so happy! Glad to hear you are a senior member! F$&@ the the haters. Not all are doctors
I'm still a student member, and I strive to contribute to a better humanity through the means of technology. Seeing you getting the recognition you truly deserve gives me hope, that it will matter more what you contribute than what degree hangs on your wall.
Congratulations, and thank you for inspiring us for so many years!
Congrats, Fran. You deserve it for all your work and the absolute passion for electronics that you transpire and also inspire in others.
Every video and project you do proves how much you deserve the recognition of your peers, including the IEEE.
Congrats Fran! It is so amazing to hear about your life long experiences and how much you have contributed to the world of electronic engineering, technology, music, including designing pedals, and doing a fine job documenting it on RUclips for everyone to see!
Any company that has failed to even give you a chance joining their team can not even realize the talent, and well experienced worker they have missed out on. It's such a shame how someone that has self taught themselves to the point of having far more experience not only in theory, and lab, but also the broad scope of creating businesses and having your solid work ethic, not even be an option for employers, simply due to lack of academic credentials.
For all of your accomplishments, designs, etc., most professionals should be able to understand your level of expertise by simply meeting with you, even watching a couple of your RUclips vids!
Anyways, I have been watching your for years, and always enjoyed the many topics, projects, and rare components you have showed us in the lab! You deserve every bit of recognition and I am so happy to hear about your IEEE induction! Thank you so much for all your great work!
Been a proud owner of Frantone pedals for a long time, then became a huge fan of your channel. Thank you for your work and congratulations on the IEEE recognition!
Awesome. You deserve it. Dr M
*Congratu-F-ing-Lations, Fran!*
I know how hard it can be to be w/o what paper-pushers call "qualifications." *You made the grade*
I've given seminars to international PhDs in my field and invented things that you can see on google maps or have likely seen while travelling without knowing it. All I ever rated was "associate member" in my professional organization. It can be frustrating to have people not worthy to understand your work be the ones to judge you. I know that. I'm a straight white guy so of course it worked out fine for me in the end. I am so pleased to see *you* gain recognition for your history of work and innovation. It is well deserved. Most people lack the motivation and skill to chart their own path. That hasn't been a roadblock for you.
Throughout my career (now retired) I was often incensed when attending meetings at my clients where people who 'didn't look like me' we relegated to inferior roles, taking notes, not their place to speak up, etc. For your professional organization to reach out to you in this way warms my heart and gives me hope that the world is really changing. It also speaks very highly of what you have accomplished. I look forward to your future achievements.
Again, my warmest Congratulations, from the heart.
GO Fran! It's nice to see your skills formally acknowledged. You were always a somebody, this just proves it. Nice antidote to the imposter syndrome we all sometimes feel while toiling away.
Belated congratulations. I doff my hat to you. Any organization that would pass on your qualifications isn’t worth your continued consideration. Fran, you’re a class act.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Kudos Fran. You are an empowered woman driven by science and a good teacher
SMIEEE though your heart is aching
SMIEEE even though it's breaking
When there are clouds in the sky you'll get by
If you SMIEEE through your fear and sorrow
SMIEEE and maybe tomorrow
You'll see the sun come shining through
For you...
Congratulations Fran. Your channel and ethos educate many more people than the cloistered world of academia. We need to recognise and promote people with ability regardless of their academic or social background. Power on!!! :-)
Congratulations on membership in the gold standard - emphasis on Standard - of standards groups! I just saw your interview [clip] in the Reverb documentary and decided to check your channel. So much new work, the platform has been holding out on me!
.
.
RUclips has been hiding your videos from me in lieu of car restoration montages and watching people work set to quirky music.
Congrats. Love the channel.
well, you've always been "somebody" but now it's official... and deservedly so.
congratulations.
...and rock on.
I just wanted to add my congratulations to the numerous ones you're receiving for your elevation to senior member of the IEEE few people realize what an accomplishment that is I hope it helps you get into the places and do the work you've always wanted to particularly with museums so few things are being restored as they should be to be seen by Future generations and so few of us still remember how the old stuff actually works enjoy your obviously well-deserved recognition.
I became a Life Member 8 years ago, so welcome to the group of we antiques.
This is big news to me! bravo for all the achievements through real work
congratulations Fran well done and well deserved from the uk
You don't have to be university educated to be an engineer. It is a mind set.
Academia is certainly not the only way people can learn. I once wrote a paper that was tongue in cheek that college education was perhaps an exceedingly inefficient use of time for the process of learning. That is, unless the goal is to plow through at least four years of bureaucracy proving you can endure some company's bureaucracy. Or if the goal is to keep you out of the job market for at least four years since there may not be enough jobs to go around. Or the goal is to help underscore your financial situation where some students can just write a check to the university and others have to get part time jobs and/or get student loans. For those less than academic goals I suggested a four month university with each week representing one quarter. Tuition and fees would stay the same to keep the financial burdens and the attendant inequities in place. That would also be long enough that you would still have to find housing, find ways to fund, go through all the administrative hassles such as perhaps having trouble transferring credits from a 2 month institution to the 4 month institution. You would still have to go through the hassle of lining up your required courses and electives and stumbling through orientation to find your classrooms and personally show up for at least a day or two each quarter (week). High demand for some courses might put you on a waiting list and result in having to attend an extra week or even a fifth month. You would still have to buy text books, including by professors who require a book they themselves authored. And you can sell your still pristine textbook (obviously, you didn't make annotations in it because you never even opened it) back to the campus bookstore at 50% of what you paid. Everything except actually bothering with any actual course content. Less tedious work for you. Less mundane work for the professors. You might still come out just as "certified for life" as anyone from a four year plan. And given the same facilities and staffing that we have today, twelve times as many students could be grist for the mill. And the schools could make twelve times the money so they should get behind the idea. The only negative might be one twelfth the days and nights available for partying. And at the end of the day, sometimes companies say they have to help somebody "unlearn" what they learned anyway. So it handily solves that problem. Like I said, it was written as a joke - maybe.
I’ve heard it said that getting your BS is mostly about demonstrating the ability to show up, but damn (as an engineering student) I’d come home to my dorm after an 8am exam and 1-2 lecture classes my roommate (psych major) was just waking up, complaining about having to get to a 1pm class.
Congratulations Fran !!
ps. that nixie in the background is a nice addition
Also the thumbnail image for this video is definitely suitable for framing and large billboards in every city
A very well deserved recognition of your skills
Yay Fran. You are a You Tube diamond gem. You deserve it and more good stuff. Never lift
I hear you on this, I ran into issues getting a look on with my field. Now I have managed to get an apprenticeship to try and get the paper I need.
What an inspiration, this is another proof that competence and perseverance are omnipotent, you deserve this and far more, I hope that I can one day come close to your level of dedication, I'll work towards that goal with your work as my guide. God bless you and all the nerds in youtube for sharing the gift of knowledge.
Congratulations, Fran. As a non degreed person who has instructed engineers in my specialties, I feel your joy. But, still good luck with HR.
Congratulations this is wonderful news! Glad you are getting the recognition you deserve!
Outstanding! You contribute so much, and make this life long geek, and Radio Shack alumni (*and non college grad) very happy and proud!
CONGRATULATIONS
Im very happy that you are finally getting good Recognition of your skills & Abilities.
Its Awesome.
Congratulations Fran, What a great achievement, considering your self-taught!!!!!!
Congratulations, Fran! Well Deserved.
Warmest congratulations. Well deserved.
well done, your work and the person you have become are very valuable to all of us, we appreciate all your contributions, all your advice, all your wisdom, and your teaching... I'm glad to see the IEEE and the persons that conform it value you as well... very deserved. 👍🏽
As you look at the numbers of people who have been elevated just think, how many are active? That percentage is much lower than you think. Great work! Glad to see you get recognition for all your hard work and the small struggles too. No one deserves it more. Bask in the glow!
Good for you. 👍 It's a excellent validation of your work in electronics.
Very well deserved honor! Congrats.
Congratulations and thanks for the fascinating videos!
Congratulations! Well-deserved! You are a legend! 👏😎👍
Love your channel! Many blessings!
Congrats Fran, You are definitely the real deal.
Well deserved! Congratulations!
You have better than the academic credentials : The passion, the curiosity about everything and seeking the the great feeling of designing and bringing ideas to life. That's what academics try to achieve throughout their years of training and filtering. The true Engineering spirit.
Congratulations, Fran! 👍
Very well deserved. The world needs to recognise the huge numbers of engineers without degrees who have learned by work on the job.
Congratulations, and WELL DESERVED!
Don't forget us now that you have made it big time! Congratulations!
Congratulations Fran 🎉🎉🎉
You were never a nobody. Congratulations Fran!
Hi Fran SMIEEE! Such a well deserved honour! Congratulations.
Congratz, you have earned it !
Congratulations! 🎉🎈🍾🎊
Congratulations, well deserved!
Good on ya, Fran! Well-deserved.
Super congrats Fran!!!
Congratulations Fran
It makes me happy when Fran is happy.
You deserve it Fran. You are awesome.
Congrats and it well deserved.
Congrats Fran, a well deserved title and recognition. You bring joy to countless people and I hope you celebrate your new title :)
Your not a nobody even if you thought of yourself that way. Congratulations Fran on being elevated to senior member, well done
Congratulations !!! So well deserved.
Fantastic news dear, congrats to you
This is so great to hear! Congratulations!
Congratulations Fran! No one deserves this more.
congratulations fran!
YAY Fran!! Congratulations!
Wonderful news! A huge and heartfelt congratulations. 🌸
Congratulations Fran on your achievement.
Congratulations, you are an amazing knowledgeable woman, I really enjoy watching your channel.
Congratulations!!
Congratulations well deserved 👏🙌👍
Congratulation for the recognition, Fran.
Congrats! This is awesome!
Excellent. Congrats Fran.
Congratulations, you deserve it.
Woohoo ! Yippee ! Bravo Fran B., SMIEEE ! We all knew it could, would, and should happen. I knew a few well deserving non-degreed designers who were denied position, promotion, and prestige similar to you. Ugh. TLDR ... 🎺🎺
Congrats Fran
Lost my mother to covid on Friday she loved me showing you video's to her she was such a support of yours love here forever not only my mother but my friend such a wonderful person love you forever 😶😍😍😶
Congratulations...well deserved!!