Chelton County, Ala.
The community and the neighbors are helping each other back on their feet.
Lopez’s family lived in a mobile house away from County Road 341 in Mapulusville Suspected storms stabbed them into their property While the father was the Lucas Lopez house.
The family says Lopez was really sleeping on the sofa when he got a call from his boss and close friend Brandon Cow. Then the Lopez went into his truck from inside the trailer before the storm hit – something that potentially saved his life.
Now Brandon cows want to help this family and build a small house on this property.
He is the owner of the Gaco concrete and is slowly collecting a team of dreams to help him because, as he said, Lopez is more than just someone who works for him.
The cow said, “He is an employee, but he is like my brother and family member.” “I mean, if I called him at midnight, he would be there for me so I would do everything possible to bring it back to the place where it feels normal.”
The cow says that although the structure will be small, it will probably start from 20 feet to 25 feet, but it will be strong. He plans to add hurricane straps, so the next storm will strengthen the house that goes through.
They are still looking for a plumber to join the team. If you are interested in helping, you can contact Gaiku concrete (205) at 966-0528.
If you think you lead to helping the family, This is the gofmami where you can send donations. You can also donate to the Vanmo Account: @Lucas Lopez -81.
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