Over the course of Todd's skating career they mortgaged their home three times and the fishing boat once. So some people got together and had a clambake to raise some money. We also had videos of his skating and had little house parties. We'd have people look at how good he was, and no one knows at that age what's going to happen, but we asked them to sign five-year pledge cards. It's a piece of Americana.
Small towns take care of their own.
She'd put it on the credit card and something would always come up. We'd get a check from somebody that we didn't expect. We were always just able to make it. Kim was working two jobs and Wayne waited tables, but it wasn't enough. It looked like the Seybolds would be forced to quit before they had their chance to compete in an Olympics.