Help provide for Ms Hunter Haynes a place to stay in Oct

My students and parents, past and present, mainly know me as Ms. Haynes! I have also worn the name of Davis and presently Charlene Hunter! I am an experienced school counselor and teacher, spending most of my life working in Richardson ISD until the untimely death of my beloved son, Lance Haynes Jr. Last February, I resided in Atlanta, GA, and when I saw how poorly my father was doing in the care of the Veteran’s Nursing Home, I resigned from my teaching job to care for him at home. It was too late! My father passed, and there was surmountable turmoil among my siblings! My financial standing suffered a great deal because of quitting my job and the stubbornness of some siblings unwilling to participate in a succession, buy me out of my shares of inherited property, or sell to the public. I refuse to give up, and my extended family and faithful friends have helped me so much!

My credit is a wreck! After getting my car out of repossession for $5000, which a cousin loaned me, the car wouldn’t drive! It’s now in the shop needing $2500 of work. I needed to be at my new job the following week! My youngest sister and oldest nephew assisted me to ensure I made it to my destination in our dad’s truck. But, it was to be sold for financial gain and divided equally. I would use my share for rent! I now have no way to pay rent! I have started working part-time on the weekends!

If you know me, I don’t ask for help! I’m prideful and accustomed to doing things on my own! I pride myself on being STRONG! But, I believe in Jesus Christ, and in the sermon today, he said your family is supposed to help and support you before the church! Otherwise, you aren’t a true believer in Christ! I’m still beyond upset the renter lives in our house paying over $1000 less than me a month, but I’m tired of fighting about it! This is my testimony that sometimes we have to ask for help! I’ve earned good money! And I’ve lost it all! But, I don’t regret quitting my job and spending that last father-daughter quality time with my hero, Robert Ezell Hunter! My parents purchased and owned two houses: 610 South 7th St and 1200 Crescent Dr, and none of their four children accomplished this goal with all the degrees we possess! I ask that you find it in your heart to donate, so I have enough money for my $1450 rent and I don’t live in my dad’s truck! Give freely what you like and thank you!

For peace of mind, I’m donating my inheritance to my sisters because my peace of mind is more valuable to me than arguing over property my parents worked hard for!