Weekly report for New Iberia
We have worked to the best of our abilities to complete the jobs. Because our numbers were down to six we decided to do the final finish one house at a time. That worked really well and the home owners are pleased with the final work.
One of the owners has a disabled daughter. Being displaced has been hard on Sue. She has been watching the progress on the home everyday. When we were leaving one day, Sue arrived with a few pieces of clothes and placed them in her bedroom.
She announced “I am home”! Without any furniture she was willing to sleep on the floor just to be home.
Praise be to God! For letting us be a part of not only Sue’s dream but many others in need.
Patricia Nafziger
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