 And her funeral, we can't honor her the way she lived. You have to honor people in death the way they lived. And if you can't do that, then it's a disgrace. But I was outvoted, and they said if we didn't do it the way the family wanted, there would be no funeral at all. They would take her back, her body back to Eastern Shore, where she grew up, and we wouldn't be able to do a funeral with her actual body there.