Howie Franklin Biography

I'd love to hear the rest of your stories said Al Roker during a recent interview with Franklin on The Today Show. With over 300 stories to tell of working around Presidents First Ladies Vice Presidents Cabinet Secretaries VIP guests and U.S. press corps he has enough behind the scenes information to hold the attention of any audience.
Howie knows all of your inner secrets (on Air Force One) when you can't take the pressure when you're tired and crying and sleeping on the floor. . .The perception on the outside is always different from the inside said Marlin Fitzwater former Press Secretary to Presidents Reagan and Bush.
When he was promoted to the crew of Air Force One in 1976 it was on the tail end of the Ford administration. He was told not to get attached - a change in presidents could mean a switch in crew. But he survived a lot of administrations because he gave good service with a smile he was dedicated and trustworthy he did his job without criticism and without complaint compliments Fitzwater.
Franklin enlisted in the Air Force at age 20 with a single aspiration: to see the world. He began in 1965 preparing meals for B-52 flight crews in Guam. At various career stops he cooked for and served generals secretaries of defense secretaries of state and heads of state.

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