Thank you Harald Solaas

Speaker A To thank this guy. This guy has been a friend. Met in Toronto, came to one of the clinics. We became friends in contact. He has been involved. Come to every conference signed on the board. It if you can imagine board members have limited time. They do their things. Who would ever volunteer to be co chair of a conference in their own time? Who would be that crazy? He said I want it. I want it when it's ours. And that was he started picking hotels 18 months ago. He was going to delegate it into itself. And if you counted his email box I think there are thousands and thousands of long emails and the details he's translated faithfully. He's made connections. He created the advisory committee. He translates masses of materials and articles. There's an endless number of things Harold has done. There's no way to thank him for the income he has given up. It could only be a volunteer's passion and he was driven by that. Now the society has some small token of appreciation to Harold for his service on the board. He goes out with the clothes conference. He took on the job and figured he needs rest.

Speaker B Okay.

Speaker A Needs rest. Everybody who gives presents knows that some presents have some kind of manipulative intent. They're kind of what the person wanted. But what it means is generally, generally going to mean a lot more work. You know what this guy loves to do? He loves to teach. You know what he needs to teach? Good projector that's light carry.

Speaker B Many of us work hard to make this happen. I work very hard. But this guy didn't work hard.

Speaker A He left his soul in this. None of us did anything even close to it's.