Well they'd take me, and somebody would have to go with me anyway, and then when church would be out they'd come back to get me, but I don't think they run on Sunday. I don't think they do. But that's where that goes. But, I love my sister and my brothers. We loved each other. We didn't go around not speaking to your sister and all that stuff. [degraded audio] very kind, very gentle, very gentle brothers. Yes I remember we went to see Fred before he died. Joe called, told us--called from Tallahassee, he was in good shape then, 'cause Fred died in 1998, and he said, "You know Mary, we'd best go down to Washington DC in the government hospital, and see Fred, because Fred is sick, and his daughter's come from California, to take him to be with her in California, and we may never see him in life again, which we wouldn't have. And he came by Richmond, he came by plane from Tallahassee to Richmond, and Anne and a friend of hers took--came down here from Richmond, and picked me up. Joe was in the nursing home called Camelot, and I told them [degraded audio] but I would be back for evening. We went down there and stayed with Fred. We went early, we went in the morning, and we spent the day with Fred. That was the last time we saw him alive.