Maureen Maher

And you don't see that as a coincidence?

You see that as calculation?

Absolute, like everything else he does.

You know, there's a cost to stepping out like this.

I know that it has to hurt to all of a sudden feel that we're not on the same side anymore, in a sense.

And that has made keeping a promise made a long time ago challenging, but not impossible.

It was the first time I saw her after Nancy and Richard were killed.

As we were holding on to each other, I remember saying to Jean, it'll never be just the two of us.

It'll always be the three of us.

And it still is?

It still is.

We agree to disagree.

We love each other deeply, and I'm proud of my family, and I know that they are proud of me.

Despite their ideological differences, Joyce says her daughters have found their own way to work through them.

The girls can have different opinions without being...

you know, broken up about it.

Not everybody is the same.

We all think differently, but we're all family and we all love each other.

Every Palm Sunday after we process up that aisle and we go up into the choir loft, I'm looking at that procession of children, and every time I do that, I cry.

It's been said there is no one or right way to grieve.