NFL Panther safety Tre Boston is from Fort Myers. Today we hear from his mother, 43-year-old Iris De Hoyos. She went into the StoryCorps booth with her friend, Larry Aguilar, to talk about the resilience it took for her to leave poverty and abuse in her hometown in Texas and move here to make a new life for her sons.

NFL Panther safety Tre Boston is from Fort Myers. Today we hear from his mother, 43-year-old Iris De Hoyos. She went into the StoryCorps booth with her friend, Larry Aguilar, to talk about the resilience it took for her to leave poverty and abuse in her hometown in Texas and move here to make a new life for her sons.

Today’s StoryCorps subject goes by two names: Michael Clay Johnson and Luigi Pasquale Enfante. The 70-year-old talks with his wife, 73-year-old Margaret Johnson at the StoryCorps mobile booth in Fort Myers about being adopted at age 3, finding his biological family as an adult, and how this changed his life.

David and Jonathan Castano of Fort Myers grew up together without a father figure. The brothers in their twenties have a close bond and they came to the StoryCorps mobile booth in Fort Myers to talk about how being together and apart has shaped their lives.

Alberita Johnson grew up in Queens, New York where she was bussed to white schools and says she experienced racial violence in the 1970’s. At the Story Corps mobile booth in Fort Myers, Johnson speaks with her friend Genelle Grant about that time, as well as what it was like moving to a still segregated Fort Myers in 2002.

Patricia Sala and Larry Aguilar have been together eight years. They are working on growing past the death of her 27-year-old son Evan Shepherd, who was killed in a hit-and-run accident two years ago. They talked about their struggle while remembering Evan at the StoryCorps mobile booth in Fort Myers.

Forty-three years ago - on March 1, 1974 - a grand jury in Washington, D.C., indicted several former aides of President Nixon for conspiring to cover up the Watergate burglaries. They became known as the " Watergate Seven ". The grand jury secretly named Nixon as an unindicted co-conspirator . The men included Charles Colson who served as Nixon’s Special Counsel from 1969 to 1973. During that time, Joan Temple, known then as Joan Hall, was Colson’s office manager. At the Story Corps mobile booth

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhtcndTRrUk Dr. Robert Hilliard of Sanibel was a 19-year-old Purple Heart recipient serving as a reporter in the U.S. Army in Germany right after World War II ended when he was sent to cover what would become the story of his life. It was a liberation concert at a makeshift hospital and displaced persons’ camp at a former monastery outside Munich called St. Ottilien. At the Story Corps mobile booth in Fort Myers, he speaks with his friend Amy Tardif who produced a