Mary Lightfine, a seasoned veteran of the Nobel Prize winning organization, Doctors Without Borders has lived and worked as a nurse, in over a dozen countries, including some of the most violent spots on earth. She was ambushed and shot at in Somalia, delivered babies in the jungles of Sri Lanka and traveled in perilous Afghani Mountains. Ms Lightfine brought food to starving refugees in South Sudan and piloted her own plane to help disaster victims in Lousiana, Haiti and Grand Turk. She is founder and President of Volunteers Without Boundaries and lives in Florida with her husband Paul Rooy.