Adam Amin

That's, that's, that's my life.

But, um, like he, you couldn't miss him.

He was just a large person.

And then I think quite metaphorically, uh, maybe even metaphysically, he ha he was a gravitational person, uh,

Like, certain people have a light and an aura and, you know, like, I know, like, whatever kids use, you know, call aura now.

Like, to me, in my head, it still means what I grew up thinking it meant, which is, like, when you walk into a room, there's, like, a different color about you, a glow about you.

Like, you differentiate yourself when you walk in.

And maybe that's just his physical size.

Like, just being tall and, like, you know, taller than everybody, you can see the whole room.

But, like, his personality was that to match, you know?

And it was the type of personality that was very warm and receptive to people.

It was not the... He was not an intimidating person outside of maybe his physical stature.

Like, he was a kind, welcoming, warm-hearted, receptive human being.

And, you know, I said this...

yesterday that his, his most impressive ability.

And perhaps as Casey pointed out, like might be his legacy is his ability to make people feel like they belong right where their feet are.

And for you to enter his space and feel like this is very comfortable.

And this is where I'm supposed to be because the person who is the gravitational center of that space.

And he was Marshall everywhere.

He went, he just was, uh,