Daejin (L) and Kyung Woo Ryook (R) lost their daughter, Christina Sunga Ryook, on September 11, 2001. Here, Daejin talks to Sunga's friend Lauren Woo about life without his daughter.

Recorded in New York, NY

Andrew DeVries remembers the impact that a hospitalist's support had on his recovery from a serious motorcycle accident.

Recorded in Grand Rapids, MI

Michael Cahn talks to his daughter Maya Leonard-Cahn about being a parent.

Recorded in Eugene, OR

Judge Olly Neal tells his daughter, Karama, how he discovered African American author Frank Yerby while cutting class and hiding out in the school library.

Recorded in Little Rock, AR

Sharon Holley, a retired librarian, tells her husband, Kenneth, about preparing for her career at an early age. Holley operated Harambee Books and Crafts, a community black bookstore, for 29 years in Buffalo, NY.

Recorded in Buffalo, NY

Jose Cruz tells his daughter, Grace, about living in Villa Juana, a neighborhood in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, while his mother was living in New York City.

Recorded in New York, NY

Secretary of the Interior, Kenneth Salazar (R) and his brother, Congressman John Salazar (L), talk about growing up in a family of eight children.

Recorded in Washington, D.C.

Tony Perri tells his grandson, Jeffrey about coming out as a gay man.

Recorded in Rochester, NY

Christine Kraft, a Red Cross volunteer, remembers responding to the news of the September 11 attacks.

Recorded in New York, NY

Ironworkers Kerry Davis (L) and Ken Hopper (R), who have been working together for 25 years, talk about rescuing suicide jumpers on the Golden Gate Bridge.

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Recorded in San Francisco, CA