Sandy and Lonnie Phillips lost their daughter Jessica during a mass shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado. They've processed their grief by creating Survivors Empowered. They sold their home, bought an RV and became, in their words, "nomads."
But they are nomads with a mission to help families recover from the loss of loved ones to mass shootings.
"This is our 19th public mass shooting that we've responded to," Sandy Phillips said during their visit to Buffalo.
"We just said we've got to go. You know, we can't ignore that 10 people have been killed at a supermarket. So we packed up and here we are."
They weren't here for long. They had to leave the RV at a local campground and fly to Texas to be with those suffering in Uvalde. A quick response time is vital, they said.
"That will be number 20."