Just as a reminder to those calling in: The purpose of the creditor meeting generally is to ask questions about the company financials and the expectations for proposed plan to bankruptcy. It's not to give long explanations, recitation of chronology about LCP or the testing process, provide commentary about process and your specific circumstances or email problems, seek legal advice, or asking "the court" to do something in particular (when there is no judge on the call). It's your time to ask "where is the money" and investigate alternatives on how to get creditors paid and satisfied.
Based on what I've heard already, Van loaded up the company with secured debt when selling it the buildings. And the post-petition loans were approved to accrue 10% interest. From my perspective, if they really are "so pro-customer" (in the words of the company on the call), then the majority shareholder and largest creditor would insist on all unsecured creditors being paid first, all promised LCP parts being delivered, and all modified orders being delivered before he receives one dollar in repayment on principal and interest.