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| Meet the Dirty Half Dozen: |
This is our group of six who gutted the contents of two houses in a matter of 7
hours. Joey (back left) took vacation from work to come help out his friend,
Kerri, who works in his building. Mark (back right) is Kerri's boyfriend, and
lived 6 doors down from her. His house was condemned when all was said
and done as the water line in his house was 6 inches from the ceiling and the
basement walls had given way. Nancy (front left) took vacation to help her
best friend, Kerri, dig out from the devastation. I am standing next to Nancy.
Nancy's daughter, Heather, came out to help, thankfully, because she has a
much stronger stomach than Nancy and I. Dry pasta that sits in flood water
for 8 days gets nothing short of rancid. Nancy and I still can't eat pasta.
Finally, there is Kerri (right front). Kerri is a wonderful person with what once
was a beautiful home that ended up with a water line about a foot from the
ceiling. We wanted to get a tribute photo to the people of Katrina with us
standing on the porch in all of our glory. Unfortunately, it started pouring
down rain (like we needed it), so we had to put the neighbor on the porch with
the camera and we stood in the rain, washing some of the sludge off. See
more photos and information on the Flood of 2008 here!
hours. Joey (back left) took vacation from work to come help out his friend,
Kerri, who works in his building. Mark (back right) is Kerri's boyfriend, and
lived 6 doors down from her. His house was condemned when all was said
and done as the water line in his house was 6 inches from the ceiling and the
basement walls had given way. Nancy (front left) took vacation to help her
best friend, Kerri, dig out from the devastation. I am standing next to Nancy.
Nancy's daughter, Heather, came out to help, thankfully, because she has a
much stronger stomach than Nancy and I. Dry pasta that sits in flood water
for 8 days gets nothing short of rancid. Nancy and I still can't eat pasta.
Finally, there is Kerri (right front). Kerri is a wonderful person with what once
was a beautiful home that ended up with a water line about a foot from the
ceiling. We wanted to get a tribute photo to the people of Katrina with us
standing on the porch in all of our glory. Unfortunately, it started pouring
down rain (like we needed it), so we had to put the neighbor on the porch with
the camera and we stood in the rain, washing some of the sludge off. See
more photos and information on the Flood of 2008 here!