I think having the names on bricks makes the statement that the community cares about people who serve this country.

We want to be part of the community, we want to live with the Rwandan community to bring the people the love of God.

I have called some places, like Germantown, that have done something similar. It is hard to figure out how much to suggest as a donation for the named bricks. I've been told that about $25 may be what would be a good figure.

I would love to see it filled with named bricks, but we can work with whatever happens. We could fill in with regular bricks and leave spaces for more named bricks.

This whole program is voluntary. It doesn't occur unless the business community says 'We want this.' We'll start with the meeting on Wednesday, try to arrive at as close to a consensus as we can get and based on that, a plan will be sent out to all of the potential benefiting properties for their review.

We're very fortunate that Bell brought this circuit to Pensacola. We have horse shows like this all over the country, but the closest one we travel to is about seven hours away in Ocala. There's quite extensive travel to get to shows like this. It's so convenient to have it here in the local area.