I believe, as I am sure many of you do as well, that in our careers, work, and lives, we stand on the shoulders of those who came before us, who built strong foundations that allow us to create new and exciting pathways, which in turn, will encourage the next generation of individuals — clinicians, researchers, persons with aphasia, family, and friends — to venture in even more unique and fulfilling directions. Despite her diminutive stature, Audrey Holland had very broad and strong shoulders on which we all stand. Everyone here today, and many people who could not be here, have been touched in one way or another by Audrey, as students, colleagues, mentees, clients, and most importantly, as humans. We owe Audrey a debt of gratitude for the guiding light she has been to people living with aphasia and investigating aphasia.