Passover is one of my favorite times of the year. This is when the whole community and family gets together to remember who we are and why we are here.

People need family-oriented involvement. It gives a sense of community to make people feel not so lost. It's important to personalize the community's needs.

Pam Morrison (pastor of the First United Methodist Church) has spoken with Dexter and assured him that as a community we want to do whatever we can to help. We will stay on top of this situation and do what we can to help on of Baldwin's own.

She is incredibly traumatized. And to have her family so far away - it's really very sad.

When we got to talking about this, I knew in my heart it could be done. This community has never let us down when there is something as important as air service. We've come through in all sorts of circumstances, and this Essential Air Service is just the last of those little hurdles we've had to overcome.

If it's truly a family reunion, there isn't a selection process. That was decided a long time ago, so you have to invite everybody.