Help Rebuild Pafford Place After Devastating Texas Floods

Dear friends and community,

Our beloved Pafford Place Assisted Living, owned by Heather and Bryan Cokendolpher, has been completely destroyed by the recent floods in Burnet County. This cherished home has offered love and care to many, and it now needs our help to rebuild.

While Wildflower Meadows experienced minor damage and hopes to reopen soon, Pafford Place requires extensive renovations including sheetrock, flooring, tile, and insulation. It will take several months to restore this vital facility where our elderly loved ones can thrive in a warm, caring environment.

About Heather and Bryan:

Heather, a dedicated registered nurse, was inspired by her grandparents, Olan and Birdie Pafford, to create spaces that allow seniors to live independently yet supported. Bryan, despite overcoming incredible challenges since a car accident at 18, embodies resilience and hope, constantly striving to uplift others through Wildflower Meadows.

Together, they have built a family-centered community filled with tradition, history, and love—now facing a significant setback.

Help Us Rebuild:

Heather, Bryan, and their sons Fletcher and Selleck, who live on-site, lost everything in the flood. We are asking for your support to help them rebuild Pafford Place so that they can continue caring for families in need.

Please donate!

If you prefer to donate supplies, contact Stacy Boatright (message here if you need her contact info), and she will collect. Gift cards for clothes, shoes, home supplies, etc. gift cards to HEB, Academy. Dicks sporting goods, Home Depot, tractor supply.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity! Your contributions will not only restore a physical building but also revive a place filled with memories, love, and a future for many families. Let’s show Heather, Bryan, Fletcher, and Selleck that we stand together in their time of need!

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has already helped clear debris and support our recovery efforts. Let's continue to rally behind them and help them rise again!

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