Well, I think that public/private partnership is the key.

What's left to get this thing done? What has to happen until we start laying those warriors to rest with the honor they deserve?

I am proud to be part of honoring our veterans in this way.

Well, thank you both indeed for your testimony. And, Senator Miller, I want to thank you for your work on this, along with Representative Davids.

I believe those--the veteran population centers when you get down under 80,000 is the perfect example of where a state veterans' cemetery comes in.

Are there adequate resources, consistently approving adequate dollars into this program to make sure we care for our veterans?

I think when it comes to serving our veterans, that this is one that my patience is--I'm so short fused on.

if there is one veteran not being served on time that is one too many.

We do not want them to be medicated with only drugs. We want them to get better.

care of our warriors is our top priority, whatever it takes.

I mean, I am just wondering if there comes a diminishing return or if this is a program that should be exponentially be able to grow, to assume that.