Wednesday, November 04, 2015

News: 'Peanuts' Creator Charles M. Schulz Makes It Into California Hall of Fame near Eameses

The man behind beloved characters like Charlie Brown and Snoopy joins inductees Charles & Ray Eames and many others.

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“Peanuts” creator Charles M. Schulz officially made it into the California Hall of Fame Wednesday night, joining seven other California notables in the ninth class to be inducted.
Best known for the iconic comic strip which is slated to become a state license plate when enough takers purchase the Snoopy-laden plate, Schulz lived and worked in California from 1958 til his passing in 2000.
To this day, the “Peanuts” comic strip holds a beloved place in the hearts of young and old alike, bridging generations and cultures with its timeless antics and heartfelt messages.
Schulz, who lived in Santa Rosa, CA most of his life was honored with the Spirit of California medal along with Charles & Ray Eames and many others.

This year’s medal recipients join 88 Californians previously inducted into the California Hall of Fame for contributions to the worlds of art, science, literature, activism, technology, philanthropy, entertainment, business and sports.

Courtesy: United Feature Syndicate - Peanuts