Amy Robach

We didn't know anything about her.

We're not familiar with her name.

You've been doing a little bit of a deep dive about her.

People aren't just sending up hopes and prayers.

They are writing long letters, essentially, talking about just how wonderful this woman was.

Yeah, we are talking about 38-year-old Nancy Medea Bowen.

She was the Coral Springs vice mayor, and that's a town just outside of Fort Lauderdale, South Florida, Broward County.

And yeah, usually when you see something tragic in someone's life cut short, you'll see a lot of people pouring out their thoughts and well wishes and condolences.

But I notice it's usually a line or two.

It is remarkable to see how many people have rushed to say the most glowing, incredibly kind, wonderful things about this woman, from politicians to family members.

And they're not just writing a couple lines, paragraphs upon paragraphs about how this bright woman, I mean, she has her master's degree in

in what is in science, right?

Environmental health sciences, a master's degree.

This is a smart woman with a bright future.

And you said we might not know her name, but by all accounts, we might have known her name soon enough.

Because- 38.

Okay, she was, this is a woman who had made an impression

Yes, by getting elected to a council.

That's one thing by the public.

But then she ends up vice mayor because her own peers voted her into that position.