Hurricane Michael as we all know was way worse than expected and caught many off guard, my brother and my son as well. So many other people they do not have a home now that they can live in and need help to move on. My son Brandon Churukian is going to head down south and try to get on with a police department there and restart his life so anything he gets from this would help him get through the initial part of buying new clothes etc.. My brother is stubborn and probably will stay so he will need shelter of some sort and some money to live on since he won't have work for several months by my guess. I have no real idea on how much money they will need but anything will help. I hate asking for them and I know they wouldn't do it themselves so if you can help great... If not I totally understand and ask that you help anyone you can during this horrific event that has ruined so many peoples lives. God Bless!

The funds will be used for the following...
1) Gas & Generator while power is being restored (My Brother Gordon Churukian & My Nephew Alec Churukian)
2) Lodging and travel expenses while out of town (My Son Brandon Churukian & My Daughter Tiffani Churukian)
3) Food & Water

Clarification of how the funds will be distributed and used...
I (Daniel Churukian) will be withdrawing the funds and purchasing the supplies in Pensacola to bring over to Panama City. I will be dividing the remaining cash portion between my brother, son and daughter to help cover any additional expenses they had. 
I will be arriving in Panama City Wednesday morning (10/17/18) with supplies and cash. Tiffani has been here in Pensacola at my home with her boyfriend , dog & cat but will be headed back Tuesday to meet an adjuster after which they will be renting temporary housing closer to Panama City. Brandon has gone to seek employment in central Florida as a police officer and the money will help him stay on his feet while he searches for a new home and finds a job. Gordon & Alec stayed and will be rebuilding trying to find some semblance of normal living while they push through the hard times.