FCC Coronavirus Response

Sunday, June 21, 2020

As I sit here on Father's Day, unable to spend quality time with my children, I

am reminded of all those little things that we sometimes take for granted. My

son made me breakfast this morning and left it outside of the room where I am

self isolating. My older children sent texts and called and shared their love and

care. Just as so many of you have sent e-mails, left messages, and shared

your well wishes for a speedy recovery. It is the little things that mean the most

at a time like this and I am so grateful beyond words for how you have shared

your genuine concern for both Sam and myself. Thank you doesn't accurately

convey my feelings, but please know I read every email and each one was

appreciated.

Both Sam and I are feeling better each day. Thankfully, we are not

experiencing serious symptoms as seen in the news. The lesson here is that

the virus can enter your system without fanfare and can truly happen to

anyone. In one of my updates, I recall telling the membership that in the event

one of you tested positive not to blame yourself. You can do all the right things

and still become infected. I try to remind myself of that as I retrace every step I

have taken over the last few weeks. There is just so much that is not known

and all we can do is protect those around us to the best of our ability.

The past few days have certainly caused us to take a closer look at our

operations and contact trace members or staff we may have been around over