Mm-hmm.

And what they do all day is they work in a salt mine.

Uh, they go into this water that's about six inches deep, and they dig in this water to pull up salt crystals, and they do that all day, back-breaking with their bending over in the water.

And, uh, and in this community, uh, women are abused horribly in their marriages.

They suffer.

Uh, the men are very, very abusive.

So then sometimes they get abandoned.

If you would like, let's close with prayer.

The year before, Nikki had launched a petition campaign to have the Suamico boat landing renamed in Neal's honor, and she worked with the Brown County Board of Supervisors to draft a resolution making it official

officialNikki was, um, so instrumental in getting things going, um, and getting involved to get the boat landing project done.

And, uh, once she contacted Patty and I about that, then we got involved too, but she really did so much of the homework on that.

Judge Zeidmulder was there, and Brad told me he had lunch afterwards at Peggy's house and told them more about the investigation.

His wife Peggy and I were, were in grade school together.

So yeah, that was kinda hard for me, too.

I didn't realize that till I ran into her.

But yes, and then we had a big ceremony, you know, um, at Sensiba dedicating that memorial to him.