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John "Jack" Henry Cowden aged 88 (November 24th 1928, died July 23rd 2016), was an American movie and television writer and crew member, best known for his creation of Flipper and Salty. Jack worked on over 260 television episodes and 50 movies as a writer. Aside from a writer, he also worked as a crew member and a photographer (http://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20101130/aquatic-tale-led-hendersonville-man-to-co-write-flipper) http://www.webcitation.org/6oilmDiDM. At the 2017 Oscars, Cowden was honored with a memorial for his film career (http://oscar.go.com/photos/2017/oscars-in-memoriam-2017-photos/john-h-cowden), (http://www.webcitation.org/6oilfpohu)

Jack's worked extensively with is brother in-law Ricou Browning, well known for his work as the "Creature from the Black Lagoon" in all the underwater scenes, who helped in co-write the flipper series. As Codwden described, original script and story was created over a long weekend in a secluded cabin in Florida where he and Browning and Cowden, wrote " Saturday morning and Saturday night, Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon,” Cowden said. “We drove back to Ocala and had a stenographer type up everything we'd written.” Said Cowden (http://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20101130/aquatic-tale-led-hendersonville-man-to-co-write-flipper)

Although the Flipper series was wildly successful, the pair encountered many early struggles to sell the idea of Dolphin movie or television. Cowden was repeatedly turned down by over 10 publishing houses in New York, as previously to the successful series, very little public support existed for the protection of Dolphins. Cowden recalled one executive saying, “Nobody's interested in a dolphin.” However, the pair eventually received word that the television and film producer Ivan Tors who expressed interest in producing a movie and television series. Cowden and Browning would would go on to work on writing the “Flipper” television series and all three major feature films spawning from the series.

(http://www.blueridgenow.com/news/20101130/aquatic-tale-led-hendersonville-man-to-co-write-flipper)

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In 1942, as a young teenager, Ziffer was seized from his home and taken to a Jewish Ghetto in what is now the Czech Republic. Soon separated from his family, Ziffer was sent to seven Nazi slave labor Concentration camps throughout the war. At the age of 18, he was finally liberated by Soviet troops and eventually was able to reunite with his parents and some of his siblings, who had been held in separate camps and also survived until their liberation. --- He returned home and apprenticed as a mechanic, then, years later moved to the U.S. with only 5 dollars to his name, he later worked for General Motors as an engineer.

some of his family members, whom survived and were liberated from separate camps, unlike many Jewish families during the holocaust, all of Ziffer's nuclear family survived the holocaust and were reunited after the end of the war. This included Anna Ziffer (mother), Leo Ziffer (father), and Edith Ziffer (sister) as well as a few of his cousins. Fourteen of his closest relatives were not as fortunate and perished the Nazi Regime.

-- Upon returning to his home town with family, Walter began to apprentice as a mechanic, and years later moved to the U.S. with only 5 dollars to his name where he continued his education and eventually worked for General Motors as an engineer. .

Walter Ziffer Confronting the Silence: A Holocaust Survivor's Search for God. Dykeman Legacy Press 2017 9780997526905

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