mrs. walcott who regularly held up my cursive penmanship papers because i was i am a left-handed individual and and it was tough for me to learn cursive, but she always she always encouraged me. so i remember that about her. and i also remember my high school government teacher mr. pothoven who really helped instill in me a love for politics and policy and and really american government. you know, you're in the book you mentioned that your dad passed away suddenly and the business was sold in your mom. tell the story that your mom decided to make sure that all the employees were taken care of. i thought that was uniquely american exceptional kind of act and it's probably worth knowing. well, my mom and dad really were examples throughout their my mom still living. she's just about 90 and and both of them were really committed to giving back and they instilled in all of my siblings and me a love of and for philanthropy of giving and they gave in many different ways, but what you've referenced after the sale of the company my mom took a significant portion of the proceeds and had it given out

mrs. walcott who regularly held up my cursive penmanship papers because i was i am a left-handed individual and and it was tough for me to learn cursive, but she always she always encouraged me. so i remember that about her. and i also remember my high school government teacher mr. pothoven who really helped instill in me a love for politics and policy and and really american government. you know, you're in the book you mentioned that your dad passed away suddenly and the business was sold in your mom. tell the story that your mom decided to make sure that all the employees were taken care of. i thought that was uniquely american exceptional kind of act and it's probably worth knowing. well, my mom and dad really were examples throughout their my mom still living. she's just about 90 and and both of them were really committed to giving back and they instilled in all of my siblings and me a love of and for philanthropy of giving and they gave in many different ways, but what you've referenced after the sale of the company my mom took a significant portion of the proceeds and had it given out

mrs. walcott who regularly held up my cursive penmanship papers because i was i am a left-handed individual and and it was tough for me to learn cursive, but she always she always encouraged me. so i remember that about her. and i also remember my high school government teacher mr. pothoven who really helped instill in me a love for politics and policy and and really american government. you know, you're in the book you mentioned that your dad passed away suddenly and the business was sold in your mom. tell the story that your mom decided to make sure that all the employees were taken care of. i thought that was uniquely american exceptional kind of act and it's probably worth knowing. well, my mom and dad really were examples throughout their my mom still living. she's just about 90 and and both of them were really committed to giving back and they instilled in all of my siblings and me a love of and for philanthropy of giving and they gave in many different ways, but what you've referenced after the sale of the company my mom took a significant portion of the proceeds and had it given out