What Really Happened In Tennessee - Hurricane Helene

[@wranglerstar]

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[@rayponder8478]

Thank you for coming to their aid and helping all that you could I have family in eastern tenneesee also here in western nc

[@180SecondIdeas]

Thank you for supporting this community!

[@christiandawkins8063]

I've talked shit on comments before. But I appreciate your concern and awareness of the east coast struggle. Making me rethink my shitpoast comments. Stay safe on the homestead and wherever you go. East Coast man apologizing here.

[@jeffreebailey4464]

You must be exhausted, but it's a good kind of exhaustion! good on you for what you did for them folks JB Breaking Free In Tennessee ❤

[@GreggKocenko]

You showed grace. God bless you and Mrs W!

[@lorchid23]

I’ve lived in east Tennessee all of my 53 years, and I cannot thank you enough for coming to help! I’m so humbled and grateful for these good men who are so generous with their time and their heart. Thank you, thank you, thank you so very much, sir!!! 🙏🏻❤️‍🔥🇺🇸

[@Mrgunsngear]

Agreed 100% of the "professionalism" of the people on the ground. Very impressive 🇺🇸

[@jeffreebailey4464]

VERY ❤

[@Goprotex2]

Thanks to you to @mrgunsandgear for going out and helping. Your video was the reason I decided to drive and bring what I could to help.

[@DickGoesonya]

Wranglerstar your a Beast Saw a video of South Carolina Corporate Governor saying there gonna low ball homeowners entimit domain them shitty.something up.

[@MaryLouCoursen]

@@DickGoesonyathey are land grabbing for the crystals, a very large group of migrant workers were brought in to work the mine in NC at the time people there had nothing including a meals. I have never understood the VA governor but he should be watched

[@sandratedder3381]

I am in NC. I want to thank you from my heart. May God bless you and your family. For those who think tragedy can't happen in your town...you are wrong. People willing to help total strangers is what makes America great.

[@kookietherapy9398]

Well, helping strangers all over the world has left US with Nothing. But I know what you meant.

[@mafp22w]

It isn’t Americans. It is Christians that are helping.

[@aceman1126]

Proud to have served with you brother! Thanks again for coming down. Remember who said "Whatever you did to the least of these, you did to me."

[@TheleastofHis]

Amen ❤️🙏

[@tmillsaz]

Amen x2 ❤

[@nimroddiaries_]

@@aceman1126 Amen 🙏🏽

[@66ECHO]

Thank you as well for working for others. My heart went out to these people and I am not in the position to do what you and many others have done. God Bless you and yours.

[@aceman1126]

@@66ECHO well I'm not much in a position to do a lot either, I'm a single dad and have to work a lot just tonget by, BUT I do live 10 mins from the Grindstone Fob and have a amateur radio license and equipment so when I heard the call to action that they needed radio guys I had to respond. I'd work all day, get the boy from school, and then head to the fob to help out as much as I could. It wasn't much but any help and work for the Father's Kingdom is valuable. A LOT of people came from all over the country like Cody did, on their own dime, and for no reason other than to answer the command to love their neighbors. I'm continuously blessed and honored to have worked with all of them and will continue to the best of my ability until this is resolved. God bless you all!

[@barrygolden9823]

Cody, I live in the Chuckey community near where you were. I would like to give you a sincere thank you for coming and helping those in need.

[@mikeadams2677]

I live 8 miles north of Erwin. I want to thank you, your crew, and each and every one of you that have volunteered. Whether it is boots on the ground, donations, or anything else you have done, like each tooth on those chainsaws, you have helped and are helping to make a positive difference. We all thank you and appreciate everything you've contributed.

[@peachfuds]

Cody, I am a security contractor in NC. I have been running around with news crews all over WNC for the past 2 weeks. You are absolutely not exaggerating when you say the devastation is unbelievable. I have lived in NC for most of my adult life, and this place I call home looks like a war zone. It's unimaginable what some folks are going through. Thank you for coming to help and making a difference. God bless

[@PunkN_JTM]

I've never seen water lines that high before from ditch lines.. Near Spruce Pine in that area, that small river that runs through that ravine, it's like 40 ft down to that Creek from the road, there was like an 80-foot watermark above the road yo. I'm in Mountain City and it hit us hard and some people lost everything, but down there.. they're still recovering bodies. You need to take a look at the dod directive that just came out on the 27th the same day of the storm, we now have a no-fly zone, and they have authorization to use deadly force as of the 27th, That includes you it covers the whole board so it's your problem also to figure out so you need to look at it

[@MaryLouCoursen]

@@PunkN_JTM Unbelievable that a no fly zone is incorporated at this time , when helicopters, personal plane ect are reaching those remote inaccessible areas. May God Bless the volunteers who are unknown, nameless only know by Family and Friends to even be there May God Protect their Families and bestow blessings upon all who gave time, money, time away from Families, sleeplessness, fatigue, muscle pain and many more things, may they be blessed abundantly, May God disperse those with negative intentions away from this devastation, May the Holy Spirit grant the workers intense perception to recognize their enemies, May those who only seek to profit from the land or the spoils be thwarted, May those who intend harm to others be stopped I ask these things in the Holy Name of Jesus Christ our Redeemer and Savior, Amen

[@beckysalyer753]

Thank you so much for volunteering in my NE corner of TN! You volunteers have been a blessing!!!

[@Ubergamer256]

You must be the only youtuber with millions of viewers that doesn’t exploit a situation with tons of cameras and sensationalism. Respect.

[@darrinpayne27]

Cody, because of you & your show, I learned of the great work Grindstone was doing and sent them a contribution to help out. Thank you for what you did.

[@rustyshackleford81]

Don't forget the "bear independent" patron, so much knowledge to share. Go with God.

[@alissa81081]

Grindstone truly is doing Gods work!

[@warriorpatriot1290]

Born and raised in Tennessee, thanks for coming 👍

[@Jeff21212]

I was in the Newport TN area (Cocke County) helping to restore electricity along the Nolichucky river (retired electrician). Thanks for your help.

[@MaryLouCoursen]

Was considering moving there or Erwin. The devastation is shocking

[@Te88PFCR]

Thank you for what you have done. As an Eastern Tennessee resident your kindness will not be forgotten.

[@motonut4503]

Proud to be here running SAR Operations for the last few weeks, feel so greatful to be in a position where i have the gear equipment skills time and recources to get out here and help the communities in need. Im on starlink out in the mountains right now. God bless all the boys who came out to help

[@MaryLouCoursen]

May the Spirit of the Lord Bless, Protect, and encourage you and yours

[@kevinparham5803]

Thank you for coming out and helping. I live in WNC and really appreciate it. We have had an outpouring of support from all over the country.

[@heidiwestgate7045]

It was great working with you at Grindstone Ministries. It was something God put in our hearts as well. Gene and I will never forget it. Gods people from all over the country truly showed up. Life changing!

[@texasoutlook60]

Thank you for your help! God bless!

[@joshpitts6945]

As a born and bred east coast guy from South Carolina who has watched your channel for years, I appreciate your help through this. Your insights over the years, helped me prepare better than I would have been, but to have you come out our way and help is tremendous.

[@everettrhay4855]

The PNW will always have your back.

[@danny9985]

The world is a better place because of people like you and all the generous volunteers that have been helping. Thank you

[@nimroddiaries_]

Thank you for not only using your platform to show the devastation to a wider audience but also putting boots on the ground; giving service to our fellow Americans. ❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏

[@fendi5319]

Hearing these heart warming stories of kindness, generosity and love I find healing even for me who’s at home, safe and unaffected by these storms. I’m weary of politics and petty division but seeing humanity like this is the best of us and gives me hope.

[@appalachianpatriot1796]

It was very nice having you here. The needs will change but they will continue into the next several months to even years. The amount of support I have seen is mind blowing and gives me hope that we can endure.

[@sprsnc01]

Cody, From the bottom of my heart, thank you for taking the time to express your experiences during the relief effort...and more importantly, I want to thank you for stepping up at a time when it was needed most. As we say down here in Hurricane country, desperate times often bring out the good in people. Your emotions are telling of the quality of the soul that lives in you. God bless you and all who stood up for all in need during this crisis. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@noosphericaltarzan]

I was impressed that you were stopping to protect people's homesteads. I live in WNC and I am having difficulty processing this. The media lies, people gaslighting us on social media, etc. is really bad. You did a lot of good.

[@sjr7822]

Glad I clicked on. Got choked up several times, the people make America Great.

[@backwoodsshiner887]

We appreciate you taking the time and we all know how everyone’s time is precious to come help us weather your running a food pantry or cutting trees or flying a helicopter. Your time and help touched multiple lives and made someone else’s day a little bit better and a little bit easier.. thank you

[@AS-kn6cq]

Eastern man to a Western man, Thanks Cody for coming out to help. I live just a few counties down from the area you visited in NC. Outsiders have done so much critical work in the past weeks.

[@garycoloradosprings3947]

Glad to hear Mrs W cleared the way to get you vetted and on your way to the East coast. She saw the delay as an opportunity to use her gifts!

[@crazycanuck007]

Am privileged to know TJ and many you met personally. They are the best of the best! Bumps, bruises and all. Thanks for showing everyone how amazing you are as well. 21:48

[@robertdowney28]

This is the truth of who Americans are at heart. When an EF-5 tornado destroyed our community back in 1995, the community was blessed with tough, kind-hearted Americans as yourself and those you speak of. God bless all of you.

[@uncleben03]

Cody, thanks so much for being a human and going and doing this. I've been involved in disaster response for my entire adult life, in multiple facets from federal medical response down to doing what you just got done doing and everything in between. Whether I was deployed with my federal team (the kind that's there as the disaster hits, not FEMA) or there on my own time and dime running a shovel and a broom, what I always saw is that neighbors and communities are always more helpful and successful in their assignments. They have the most immediate and helpful effect for those in need. They are the true heroes of these situations. I've been to so many disasters and the outpouring of support between neighbors and community members is what stays in my heart. The people you helped there on the ground will always remember you, just like you'll always remember them.

[@PrestonRush-my2nx]

Sir, i seldom comment, but thank you so very much for the most honest sincere heart grabbing expeience. You are a great & humble gentleman. By the way...back in the mid 80s, i was part of the 82nd airborne division. You would have seen my team clearing way to help you & others complete their mission!! Fast forward to now? Sorry, i have no answer😣sorry for a quick rant. God bless you sir & all who have participated. I salute you

[@sheilafoster6383]

I am overjoyed to hear your broadcast today as I really needed it…. I actually laughed out loud with joy knowing that the Americans spirit.. is still alive. Thank you for sharing.

[@rayponder8478]

I know what happened in Tennessee it's the same thing that happened just across the nc state line here in western nc we got beat down and complete devastation its terrible but I will say all of us in nc are extremely thankful for all of the help we've received from our neighbors and from across the country so thank you from a firefighter here in nc

[@NikKnows404]

And as someone who's just right across the state line here in Tennessee, I have to echo your sentiments. We have received help from people all around the country...and we are SO VERY THANKFUL to the men and women who took time out of their own lives and time away from their family members to help total strangers in our darkest time of need. I can tell you that we've been blown away by the love and assistance you've all shown us. It's meant the world - and often made the difference between life and death. We thank each and every one of you!

[@cyndeelou-i1e]

I am from East Tennessee also but my area did not get hit ..I have lived here all my life just like my ancestors before me ..They came from Scotland and Ireland and settled in these beautiful mountains..Just like them I love these mountains and the ppl ..Prayers and god bless everyone affected by the hurricane and thanks from the bottom of my heart to the ppl who donated and helped..God Bless

[@benbauer1509]

It’s an honor to have met you Cody

[@MrTrecutter1]

Being a professional tree service company, we went down for hurricane Katrina in Mississippi, it was so devastated i couldn't charge anyone for services. We ended up camping out with a local funeral home owner that actually paid us out of his own pocket to stick around to help the community. I took no pay personally just had to pay the the crew. Stayed almost a month before hurricane Rita hit Texas and met a pastor that put us up for almost 3 months.

[@stevenpeterson8444]

i was in Gulfport after Kathrina. crazy apocalyptic stuff there. even worse than what i saw in India after the tsunami.

[@Zarga8]

Yeah, I worked for Dept of Public Safety in Louisiana at the time. Chaos all over, state troopers from other states came down, one had to focus on local news, as nationally the news media left a lot out and skewed news besides. I think that’s when the Cajun Navy started up.

[@bgatlin5918]

Thank you! From a MS Coast Katrina survivor. If it wasn’t for the wonderful volunteers and those like yourself dedicating themselves, we wouldn’t have made it. We never know how God might choose to use us. Bless you.

[@wranglerstar]

Wow. Thank you for your help, kindness, and service.

[@GregCover-uo4dj]

May the Lord bless you for your service to your fellow man...from another professional tree service.

[@rhonak7548]

This proves that Americans stand together. It's amazing and God bless the USA. Blessings from Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤

[@MaryLouCoursen]

Thank you , and May God Bless Capetown, South Africa 🇿🇦

[@anthonysurrency7134]

I was up in north Carolina over the weekend bringing supplies and helping out one of the smaller churches that was handling donations. The amount of donations and volunteer work from just normal everyday people has renewed my faith in this country and its people.

[@carvin112]

I love Refuge Medical. I keep their SLIK kits with a cat T and a pair of shears in all my various kits. Every time I’ve ordered from them they’ve sent me a nice video of them packing my order up. As soon as I learned they were affiliated with Grindstone Ministries I sent a donation. They’ve earned my business for life.

[@123mjolie]

Cody, I don't know if you will ever see this, but I retired as a police officer from the Chicago area and have moved to the East Tennessee region. I have been a subscriber for some time and just want to truly thank you for your involvement. You are truly a Man among men. Stay safe and may God bless US and you, your family and all that have been helping those who have been harmed.😮

[@MaryLouCoursen]

💕⚓️🇺🇸🦅✝️

[@SlipFitGarage]

Cody, the people of Grindstone Ministries sound like good quality people.... and you fit right in with them. Thank you.🙂

[@waylonk2453]

I am inspired and heartened by the love with which volunteers have responded. We the people!

[@mc-si7vq]

I am so grateful to all those helping however they can. I bought 100 lbs of meat the other day to pressure can and get up there. Shelf stable meat is a wonderful thing. Planning to get more once I get this batch done. I have loved ones up in that area that are affected and also do community outreach. I work as a firefighter/paramedic in Florida. Trying to get more specifics for personal known needs from my contacts to get items up there and help continue getting items up there as needed. It will definitely be a long, hard process. Areas of Florida have also been devastated, but we are blessed to be better prepared for hurricanes, more resources, and great response. The logistics alone up there with the terrain would be challenging on a good day. Thank you so much! Many blessings 🙌 🙏💛

[@ManInTheWoods76]

This is the exact reason I've waited to go. Help will be needed long term. Lots of you guys helping and we can/must invest later too

[@pas9695]

If Grindstone is a short term emergency help, what's the best organization to support for longer term help?

[@Worleywoods]

​@@pas9695, that's what I was wondering. I'm heading up there in a few weeks and if all else fails I'll just head to the local church

[@rickwhiterock2681]

Thank you for helping. God Bless you and the other volunteers.

[@StottEric]

I was going to come over to the church and meet you this evening…glad you made it home safely. Thanks for coming down here to help

[@tooshieg2059]

It warms my heart to know that these kinds of people are still out there. You never hear about these on news stories. Thank you for sharing there is still good in mankind.

[@howtogetoutofbabylon8978]

Bear instantly Vetted you. Awesome, so happy you two got together!!!

[@gregory5671]

Mad respect brother, you and your best friend are truly appreciated and we are forever in your debt, and no more Mr smarty pants about west coast stuff. Blessup from western nc.

[@terrybaileysr.3714]

Thank you for coming to help our community. Sorry we did not get to meet. Bless you. KQ4MDM Terry Sr.

[@soaring1]

Thank you and your wife for being persistent to help and then sharing your experience. Much 💗

[@j.ownbybuilders]

Thank you for coming and helping our folks. I’m here born and raised in east tennesse. I was trying to help and was turned away because I wasn’t from a group. I’m a contractor and equipment operator and know how to help.

[@bgatlin5918]

Keep trying, you’ll find the right spot and folks who need you. Best wishes.

[@livingtherufflife]

My husband was told the same but he met someone from a church and they were willing to have him go out with them. We have a high SUV that could carry material but they also have lots of equipment. Keep talking& go to the main distribution center at Bristol motors if u can and they say they need help too.

[@Carolb66]

This disaster us worse than Katrina, the response by the government is worse than Katrina. Thank god for people like you & thousands of Americans helping eachother. God bless from UK. ❤🙏🏻

[@nealperry8787]

I personally live where the 101st Airborne where stationed 1 day after the hurricane they where in Greeneville TN. They then flew missions 24hrs a day for about 2 weeks bringing in supplies.

[@aaronkeener95]

I have been following you for years now. I just wanted to say seeing you and everyone else come together to help reminded me when I worked at Ground Zero and it really gave me hope for America. People from all walks of life come together to help. I know I’m just some comment under video, but I just wanted to say I’m very proud of what you did. You walked the walk. God bless you and your family.

[@hnemes]

God bless you, Cody! You are a candle in the dark!

[@MarkoMygun]

Glad you made it home safe Cody , thanks for the update. And thank you for the content you were able to share while you were there. Good job man.

[@A.Arechiga]

Welcome home Cody, I’m glad to hear you’re doing well.

[@SteveDinNC]

I met Evan at the Overlander Expo in Virginia several weeks ago and offered to make a donation to his kindness of sending 60 radios to the hurricane recovery effort. His reply, "I do not need any donation, but if i felt i needed to donate, that I should donate to some other group that needed it." I said i would, thanked him for his kindness, and left him tend to the people who were at his booth asking questions. He's a great man that Evan character.

[@BigAlsArms]

East Coast that… West Coast this… but all men help each other when they need it most thank you brother. Sincerely, East Coast Man

[@MrAbw1975]

I worked with you on Sunday. I was the one who walked out and cut that poplar off. It was the Ground! If you remember our conversation

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

Your help honors all of us who could not deploy.

[@aaronbtxnc]

Thank you for coming to help. My first trip up to help was similar, all the way up to (and through) the last comments.

[@grumpyoldman7948]

I couldn't be prouder of the American people than I am after this devastating storm. It seemed that even before we knew the calvary wasn't coming people were packing up and heading to these areas. We knew it was horrific devastation. We knew these fellow Americans needed help. Grumpy Old Man (my husband) and I couldn't physically help but helped with supplies and financial help the best we could. I'm still praying daily for the affected people and the volunteers. God bless all of you.

[@toddstevens790]

Thank you for coming all that way to help

[@DaddyRabbit411]

I was born and raised in Knoxville Tennessee. We are the Volunteer State we take care of our own. But Ty for Volunteering.

[@mattchaffin1133]

Glad to see you made it back home safe. Thank you for making the east coast trip to help all the folks out you could. I was really expecting to see Bear’s saw sitting on the table when I clicked the video. May God keep your mind and heart at peace with everything you seen and had to deal with. Again, thank you and much respect for taking the time to help.

[@booneman4ever]

Thank you for your help! I’ve lived here in the small North Carolina town all my life and never would have imagined the devastation that so many of my neighbors have experienced! My family had very little damage that we will get around to when there aren’t so many others with dire needs. It’s such a blessing to see how many total strangers are helping one another completely out of kindness and compassion! God bless you and all the many others that has helped in so many ways from supplies by the truckloads,to boots on the ground, you will never know how much it means to the ones that you have helped!!!!

[@gort400]

Mr W, you are a good man. Thank you for going and helping these people. If I was a young strong man I would be there. I also want to let you know that I am part of a morning ham radio chat group. I access the Websdr to listen and then participate in the chat text. This group covers the southeast. I mentioned you the other day and sent your link about going to help. One of the guys was aware of you and your youtube channel. He said that you taught him how to sharpen his chainsaw. I thought that was really cool with the reach your channel has. Keep up the good work. Thank you!

[@christoFlair777]

Cody 😌you have done a mans job sir…🙏✨.. you have honored the people who have lost so much 😢and you have made all of us in the tree 🌲 care/ forestry/ and logging fields very proud my friend!!😌🙏✨well done 🙏❤️✨✨🌲

[@johnrflower3285]

A GOD SIZED "HUG" TO YOU FOR ALL YOU DID AND SHARED! YOU ANSWERED GOD'S CALL MY FRIEND!

[@thegiant573]

Thanks for coming and helping our east coast family out!

[@blueraid15]

Thank you Cody. Gives me a glimmer of hope for this country. God bless

[@WallaceAndersonOfficial]

Cody, I really appreciate this very heart felt recap. I enjoyed the change of pace from the usual tone. Keep up the good work.

[@CurtisHarrison-g2t]

I have seen footage, of trees and debris, rolling. Eating everything it touched. They have been really quite on the missing count,or recovered. God bless you for all you effected, with a loving hand.

[@LisadeKramer]

thank you for your service to these folks in need. God Bless You!

[@davehein7466]

Great update Cody! Thank you to you and your neighbor! Keep up with your normal videos also.

[@Lonewolf259]

Excellent video brother, and an incredible example of personal strength and generosity amid all that chaos. Thank you for sharing the stories and your time for those folks who need help. God Bless from Alberta.

[@campingalan]

Hello sir, from Ouray, Colorado. Thank you very much to what you and your other teammates did for these people! I am also thankful for your family's support for you to head to this disaster area. I appreciate your heartwarming anecdotes, also, of the other Americans out there that donated their time and resources to make a difference. 2020 was my first presidential election in Ouray. We're a small, mountain resort town in the southwest part of Colorado. There is about 700 or 1000 full time residents; and it swells up a bit in the summer of part time residents, and then a lot with the tourists. Anyways, I was really looking forward to the election season so that we could all share ideas and such. As it played out, it was quite the divided experience. It progressed to the point that if person A saw me talking to person B, they would never talk to me again as they knew person B voted for such and such. The talking point that I try to instill in folks, after that experience, is that if something happens here, the government is not coming to do anything for you. It will be the person (such as your neighbor) on your left and right that will be coming to help. It probably is a good idea to not discount or poo poo everybody. Thank you for the links to the other channels. I hopped on to them and subscribed. QUESTION: Does the Grindstone Ministries regularly participate in disaster relief efforts? I am 57 yrs old. I still work, but am looking to retire in 2 or so years. It would be an honor to head out with an organization such as them to help others.

[@larrym.johnson9219]

Thank you So much Appalachian WV living in Florida prayers for all who were affected by Helene, and all who serve to the need all those who have been injured and suffered loss in this tragedy!

[@carriesilvinaespinozavilla5177]

God bless you for posting this incredible information. It is so heartwarming to hear of the intense giving of all involved. Im 67 and this is how I was brought up, to step up in times of terrible hardship.

[@danielsummey4144]

I’m from here, and Appalachia thanks you.

[@wil172921]

From a Brit across the pond “God Bless America” 🇺🇸

[@OriginalOutdoorplayer]

The Ox was definitely in the mire. "When ye are in the service of your fellow beings, ye are only in the service of your God"

[@yakovfoley1061]

Thank you for the kind words, I had a great time talking to you!

[@drufuss1981]

Thank you sir for coming out to the East coast and helping with the work and clean up,

[@IAmMajor101]

On behalf of the people of East TN. ...Thank You!

[@teresahotta]

I helped after Katrina in gulfport ms. Alas im a bit long in tooth to clean out home and businesses again. But my husband and I give and pray daily for all those God bless you all.

[@MaryLouCoursen]

Me too but my Spirit really wants to be there with a shovel or food Teresa guess we will just pray as much as we can

[@jamesjamesd9556]

Mrs. W is definitely a real hero in this effort. By getting you connected with an established organization she was able to help make your efforts productive in a very positive way. It's the behind-the-scenes support people like her that really bring relief to those in need. I saw a video by some guys who came to the same area as you with a load of supplies and equipment but with no plan and no connection to any established group. They drove around for two days trying to find a places to drop off stuff and get to work with very little success. Because they weren't part of a known group many locals mistook them for looters and rejected their efforts. Having the desire to help is a great thing and being willing to work through a recognized organization can really make a difference in putting that desire in action.

[@ZoliMusic]

Been a fan for years, few videos have touched me as this did. God bless you and the good people who are giving their time and resources in acts of service.

[@mikeread7168]

My thoughts exactly

[@Blindsquirrel74]

Excellent work Cody. Glad you made it home safely. God bless you and all of the people at Grindstone.

[@TinyTJ04]

Thank you for taking the time to share your story from this deployment. The two stories you chose were touching and continue to reinforce seeing the good of God and of his sons and daughters who help in his name.

[@evloftis4143]

i just have to say thank you my sister lives in NC. so glad yall went out and help them all and god bless you

[@balljar7546]

Thanks for sharing a few stories with us. I figured you would find yourself coming east to help out anyway you could, that's just the type of man you are. God Bless You!

[@tedgunderson67]

You’re appreciated. Genuinely. You’ve made more friends than you could count.

[@mrbumblehill4596]

God Bless you and all who were able to help. Real Americans do exist.

[@MrLandphill]

You sir are awesome, thanks for sharing this.

[@michaelschildt6076]

Can hear the compassion in your voice , you’re a man amongst men and a solid role model for up and coming young lads. Make the path & Stay the course we are all better for knowing you

[@nwindlt]

Bravo! Thanks for the conversation. God is good!

[@RobinRAAK-it9ip]

Angels are everywhere. God bless these beautiful people. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤