This house we tore out all of the
drywall and insulation up to 4 feet high, so we could remove black
mold
This is
Brother Rahr's house, who is standing on the right, with Fred
Maxwell in the middle, and Mike Schwartz on the
left. We are saying goodbye to Brother Rahr after finishing removing
black mold from his house.
This is a
front view of his house after we cleaned it out, and threw all the
damaged possessions away. The camper on the
left was provided by FEMA for him to live in for one year.
Here is
Joe and Steve goofing around after work one day - at a church's
relief center where we stayed
That is
the church that housed us, and a view of their relief center after
hours
This is
one of three washer and dryer units that we installed at the church
for people in the community who didn't have
any laundry facilities.
Here is
Joe Maxwell and his dad, Fred Maxwell doing tearout in a flooded
house
Here is a
picture of after most of the tearout was done. As you can see, we
had to tear out everything from the floor up
to 4 feet high
This is
Jim repairing fireplace molding
This is
the first house we worked on
Here are
Steve and Joe
This is
the drywall being finished
This is
Steve Parker and Fred Maxwell reinstalling door frames
How many
guys does it take to fill up a motor home? We took 50 gallons of gas
with us to make sure we could leave
Here is
the motorhome we took going down to Louisiana
Here are
two nice cars that got destroyed from the flood
No
breakfast today! A lot of restaurants had signs on the door that
said that only some items were being offered
Here we
are unloading washers and dryers for the relief center
"Home
sweet home" during our trip
Here is
the first relief center that we worked at
One of
many
Dry dock?
Here is a
picture of a boat laying in the woods, several miles offshore. We never
could figure out how it got there.