Good morning, everyone. Thank you for being with us this morning.

And a very special thank you to Jen, Jan Airly, for being here.

Being here physically is the easy part, but for your courage and your bravery and your willingness to share your heart with ours.

And this story of Vinyaman, Hashan Yucam Damo, who he was, how he lived, the legacy he leaves.

You've been an inspiration, I know, all of us.

We've seen the videos, we've watched, who have the privilege to meet you.

Rob, I just saw the other day in Israel, in Bechamash.

Our group had the privilege to meet.

So thank you. Thank you for being here this morning

and making this part of your schedule and your journey.

I know you're here in Florida for a different reason,

or good reason.

But thank you for spending part of it with us this morning.

So Jen, why don't we start out and just if you're okay with it, and now you have, tell us a little bit what that day was when you got that knock on the door of the worst nightmare of a parent.

Your husband, Rob, showed with me the other day that you had a premonition throughout this war that something could happen to the extent.

If you're comfortable with my repeating this, that you were trying trying on new clothing with the premonition that you might be in

a stage that you wouldn't be able to wear it where that premonition come from and

how was it realized that day you got that knock on the door so actually I want

actually it's okay go back to two of the things that the rub was saying.

First of all, thank you for having me here.

I know I said it's harder to be here emotionally than physically, but in all honesty, it's harder for me to be here physically.

And then emotionally, emotionally I'm okay with physically not being in artsy's role.

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