Help Rebuild Dohr's Truck & Tractor Repair
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Early morning on May 5, 2021, Dennis Dohr received the call from his son that his shop Dohr’s Truck and Tractor Repair, had caught fire. Despite the attempts of several local fire departments, the entire structure and its contents were destroyed. Unfortunately, he is underinsured and limited coverage won’t cover the rising costs of materials for a new structure or come near the 40+ years’ worth of tools he has accumulated.
Dennis established Dohr’s Truck and Tractor Repair in 1989 after graduating from Nashville Auto Diesel College and moving back to his hometown. Since his father’s passing in 1995, Dennis has also been operating the 600-acre farm his family has owned since 1958. His businesses contribute greatly to his community, as he not only works directly with several local farmers and small companies, but is always available to provide support for those around him. Dennis truly is one of the hardest working, most genuine people out there. He is always ready to help out, often placing the needs of his family and friends above his own. He is far too humble to reach out after this tragedy, he’s never been the type to ask for help; but his family wants nothing more than for him to get his livelihood back and have somewhere to conduct his two full time businesses.
We are currently accepting funding in order to build another garage for Dennis over the remaining concrete slab. All proceeds will go directly into materials to rebuild. Any other building materials or access to resources are greatly appreciated at this time as well.
If you’d like to volunteer some of your time, we are planning a clean-up day and cookout in the near future. All help is valued and deeply appreciated. We will keep this page updated as quotes and more news become available.
Dennis established Dohr’s Truck and Tractor Repair in 1989 after graduating from Nashville Auto Diesel College and moving back to his hometown. Since his father’s passing in 1995, Dennis has also been operating the 600-acre farm his family has owned since 1958. His businesses contribute greatly to his community, as he not only works directly with several local farmers and small companies, but is always available to provide support for those around him. Dennis truly is one of the hardest working, most genuine people out there. He is always ready to help out, often placing the needs of his family and friends above his own. He is far too humble to reach out after this tragedy, he’s never been the type to ask for help; but his family wants nothing more than for him to get his livelihood back and have somewhere to conduct his two full time businesses.
We are currently accepting funding in order to build another garage for Dennis over the remaining concrete slab. All proceeds will go directly into materials to rebuild. Any other building materials or access to resources are greatly appreciated at this time as well.
If you’d like to volunteer some of your time, we are planning a clean-up day and cookout in the near future. All help is valued and deeply appreciated. We will keep this page updated as quotes and more news become available.
Organizer
Shianne Dohr
Organizer
Bancroft, MI