Emergency Housing Repair
Donación protegida
(From Dick Woodard) I want to thank everyone who has donated thus far. We are far from finished. We still need a kitchen, a bathroom and a roof. Please consider helping (or continuing to help) with this project. 
ORIGINAL STORY...Please help the Woodard family by donating. Dickson left his job in Manhattan to help me care for my father (J.W. Cundiff) with severe dementia and psychosis. The house we found my father occupying was not habitable. Dickson completed as much as possible so my dad could at least spend some time in the home he had worked his entire life to build. We were married and I later gave birth to Jack Woodard our son.PLEASE See the video link below:
https://youtu.be/5gjjX4F1hIA
During this difficult time, (of chasing a 83 old man around [with dementia] and literally putting-out fires), our precious son was diagnosed with Autism.
We put a trailer on the property to live in (next to the house) so Dickson could watch my father “round the clock.” Dickson continued to help my father complete the house while awaiting my dad’s four year VA pension application award. Caring for my father reduced my father’s finances (and eventually our own) to nothing. The trailer our family lives in was being paid for by my father’s annuity pension and we have been living month-to-month (at best).
Dickson went into this recovery project (that he named) “Operation Spare J.W. the Nursing Home” with no possibility of his own financial recovery.
My father died 13 days before receiving his first VA pension check. Not only was his loss devastating but now that he has passed we are in critical financial trouble. The trailer we live in is due to be re-possessed any day and Dickson has undertaken the completion of the house by himself. There is no way Dickson will be able to complete the house by the time we are evicted. He desperately needs money (for contracting services) to complete almost half of an entire house. Please help the Woodard family by donating anything you possibly can.
Thanks So Much,
Susan Woodard
ORIGINAL STORY...Please help the Woodard family by donating. Dickson left his job in Manhattan to help me care for my father (J.W. Cundiff) with severe dementia and psychosis. The house we found my father occupying was not habitable. Dickson completed as much as possible so my dad could at least spend some time in the home he had worked his entire life to build. We were married and I later gave birth to Jack Woodard our son.PLEASE See the video link below:
https://youtu.be/5gjjX4F1hIA
During this difficult time, (of chasing a 83 old man around [with dementia] and literally putting-out fires), our precious son was diagnosed with Autism.
We put a trailer on the property to live in (next to the house) so Dickson could watch my father “round the clock.” Dickson continued to help my father complete the house while awaiting my dad’s four year VA pension application award. Caring for my father reduced my father’s finances (and eventually our own) to nothing. The trailer our family lives in was being paid for by my father’s annuity pension and we have been living month-to-month (at best).
Dickson went into this recovery project (that he named) “Operation Spare J.W. the Nursing Home” with no possibility of his own financial recovery.
My father died 13 days before receiving his first VA pension check. Not only was his loss devastating but now that he has passed we are in critical financial trouble. The trailer we live in is due to be re-possessed any day and Dickson has undertaken the completion of the house by himself. There is no way Dickson will be able to complete the house by the time we are evicted. He desperately needs money (for contracting services) to complete almost half of an entire house. Please help the Woodard family by donating anything you possibly can.
Thanks So Much,
Susan Woodard
Organizador y beneficiario
Dickson Woodard
Organizador
Princeton, TX
Susan Cundiff
Beneficiario
