Problem areas:  House & Yard
              Done:  New signage, new porch, landscaping
                         (Sign/Bobby; Letters/Carolyn; Porch/Contractor; Landscape/Edward)
                TBD:  New windows, new screen doors, new heating & cooling 
                         system; update and replace electrical wiring

Problem areas:  damaged=cabinet, fixtures, walls, flooring, ceiling, baseboards, 
                          window, and decor
              Done:   new cabinet, faucet and sink & bathroom decor ensemble as
                          shown (donated by: Edward/Minnie/Carolyn)
                TBD:   replace tub and shower fixtures, repair and paint ceiling/
                          baseboards; new tile flooring

Problem:   Damaged Ceiling and Walls
     Done:   Removed and repaired entire damaged ceiling and walls
       TBD:   Fireplace and furnishings

     What is that tool Bobby is working with in that tight corner?  You'll just have to ask him because he has a tool or he knows someone who has the right tool for the job and he'll tell you the trick is to have the right tool to get the job done right.  Carolyn is working on some finishing touches.

Everyone who stops by gives of their time and talent and some even put a donation in our "Spare Change" Jar like 9 year old Chailynn Henderson of New York City... everyone can help... and we thank everyone for helping.

      EE & Bobby go from one end of the spectrum to the next working and clearing and cleaning and filling and removing and digging and scraping and hammering and toting and hauling and cleaning... it's a brother-2-brother thing.
     John is busy doing whatever he can outside.  He hasn't been inside yet because he needs a ramp.  There are many alumni members, friends and family who need a ramp and a railing to get into our Home Office Building and it is on our "To Do List". 

    Bobby is a Master Painter and demands more of himself and produces more than the finished product can fully reveal.  He scrapes, dusts, washes, and plasters before he primes... then he paints and if it takes 2 or 3 coats to get it looking right.. then so be it!