It can happen to your friends and neighbors, and most of the time it happens between two people who know each other.

If that takes two days, two weeks, two years, twenty years, that's what we do here with victims in our community.

It's moving on with your life, it's figuring out how you sort out in your mind what has happened to you and how you're not going to let the rest of your life be controlled by an incident happening to you.

The people who are bus drivers and custodians live in the district. They're my friends and they're my neighbors. They live and work in the community and that's important to me. They support the community and the community should support them.

These artisans' works are really integrated in the community. They're our friends, neighbors and many of these people donate works to charitable events.

I have neighbors, I have friends, and now I have to pick up and go. It's the off-season. I don't have to be here right now but I choose to. It's going to be hard to have to transplant somewhere else.