yes, one of the four all stars that I call them Bernie's Thompson, as a matter of fact, because the high school only went up to the 10th grade, she actually sits out a couple of years before she's able to actually go to the 11th grade. So then she enrolls, and she actually is a part of the second graduating class at 1941. Well, after she graduates, high school, she goes on to Lincoln University, which is chapter one of the book, I start out talking about the two black colleges in Missouri, which was the only option if you want to further your education in Missouri Lincoln University and Harrisdale State University. Well, she goes on to Lincoln University, and gets her undergraduate degree. And then she comes back to Douglas and teaches. And so she not only was a student, but she actually went on to college as a result of being able to graduate from Douglas, and then comes back to teach. And then she's one of the four African American teachers at Douglas, that Mr. Times the who I call the greatest humanitarian and Superintendent Festus has ever had, actually integrates her along with three other teachers into Festus High School, which is where I graduated in 1980. And so that, to me, actually impacted my life, it abled me, and created a pathway for me to actually be integrated into the fastest school with no problems. And growing up, I had no idea of any of this information. And my grandfather who actually passed a kidney disease, I actually did dialysis with him until he passed away. But we never had those conversations about Douglas. We never had the conversations about education, but always would run through the playground where the abandoned Douglas school was, which was like a block from my house. And so I miss Thompson, along with Mr. McCullough, who was my football coach and Miss McCullough, they actually became teachers at first, but I actually never knew Miss Gill, who I have many arguments with. It was the one who said, Take this typing class. And it ended up helping me and my current job that I do now as a probation officer typing reports for the court. But I just feel like I had to do something to honor them and to recognize Festus and Douglas. And the people that actually reared me, as I love them so much