ANDREW HEYWARD: Shad Northshield was the creator and first executive producer of SUNDAY MORNING and one of Charles' closest collaborators.

SHAD NORTHSHIELD: There was a small party, just about the same time, in 1982. It was for my birthday. Charles gave a fine gift and he read a short statement. He contented me as a prince. It is this: "For the nimble-footed, madcap prince, that daffed the world aside and bid it pass, as full of spirit as the month of May and gorgeous as the sun in midsummer." That's King Henry IV and William Shakespeare. Now, today, each of us, all of us, I think, millions, millions know: Who is the prince? Charles, of course, is the nimble-footed prince, the man, and he made us, in many more, many, many more, and he will be, forever, "in gorgeous sun, at midsummer." Thank you.

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