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Heather, you are on the Birch Show. How can we help you out?

Good morning. Thank you guys for having me. I'm a long-time listener and I love you guys, so I really appreciate this.

Thank you. I wrote in on behalf of my sister, Melody Homer. On September 11, 2001, my sister lost her, has been first officer,

Leroy W. Homer Jr. He was actually the pilot on Flight 93, the one that crashed in

Shanksville and never made it to its target. Oh, wow. As you can imagine, it was a devastating time

for our family and especially for my sister.

She wanted to, Leroy was amazing.

He was a great brother-in-law, and she was trying to think of some way to just honor his memory

and ensure that no one forgot him and his sacrifice.

So in 2002, she started a foundation in his honor called the Leroy W. Homer Jr. Foundation.

And what the foundation does is it gives out scholarships to young men and women between the ages of 16 and 23.

And it helps them to get their private pilot license and since 2002 they've

given out almost 40 scholarships and we just want to raise more awareness you know of the foundation

and also encourage young men and women to apply for the scholarship all right so Heather we Heather, we have your sister, Melody, on the line.

Melody, I went to Leroy W. Homer, jr.jr.org, and I was reading the beautiful story about how

you and Leroy met, and I would love for you to share that with the listeners because I think

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