House destroyed by bad weather
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Bad weather has been hitting Big Spring Tx hard this year. Our very own Nico's Mom lost EVERYTHING May 13th in a bad storm. Any donations would help they have no family in the state of Texas so lets come together and help someone that has done so much for our area of Texas. It is unable to be fixed from what RED CROSS and the City is stating. The news CBS7 had this to say about the site.
BIG SPRING- Mother Nature’s wicked side struck again in Big Spring leaving the town battered and bruised for the last couple of months.
Friday’s fast and furious storm blew right through Gina Cabral’s home leaving a trail of damage. Now, she’s forced to find a new place to live.
“The trailer started shaking as if it was going to lift off the ground and all of a sudden the roof flew off,” Cabral said. “I was praying that it wouldn’t take my animals because I have a lot.”
However, through the wreckage she’s relying on her faith to carry her through.
“People have failed me, my house has now failed me, my friends have failed me, but God has never failed me so I’m thankful,” Cabral said.
Although Carbal considers her and her animals lucky she doesn’t know where to go next.
Carbal did not have any insurance on her home.
“I never thought it would happen to me,” Cabral said. “I just thought it was a television picture but it certainly puts a different perspective on things.”
If you would like to help Cabral’s family, contact (432) [phone redacted] or you can send monetary donations to P.O. Box 2882 Big Spring, TX 79721.
BIG SPRING- Mother Nature’s wicked side struck again in Big Spring leaving the town battered and bruised for the last couple of months.
Friday’s fast and furious storm blew right through Gina Cabral’s home leaving a trail of damage. Now, she’s forced to find a new place to live.
“The trailer started shaking as if it was going to lift off the ground and all of a sudden the roof flew off,” Cabral said. “I was praying that it wouldn’t take my animals because I have a lot.”
However, through the wreckage she’s relying on her faith to carry her through.
“People have failed me, my house has now failed me, my friends have failed me, but God has never failed me so I’m thankful,” Cabral said.
Although Carbal considers her and her animals lucky she doesn’t know where to go next.
Carbal did not have any insurance on her home.
“I never thought it would happen to me,” Cabral said. “I just thought it was a television picture but it certainly puts a different perspective on things.”
If you would like to help Cabral’s family, contact (432) [phone redacted] or you can send monetary donations to P.O. Box 2882 Big Spring, TX 79721.
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Roy Big-Perk Perkins
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Odessa, TX
