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South Florida campus of Children’s Homes spared major damage
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Nov 10, 2005
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| Photo by Joni B. Hannigan |
Daniel Lamb (l), area administrator for the South Florida Campus of the Florida Baptist Children’s Homes in Miami, discusses minor damage to the outside of a home with Gerry Cherubim, a house parent. Lamb told the Witness Oct. 28 most buildings on campus escaped damage in Hurricane Wilma, which battered the area Oct. 24. A major concern following Wilma was a power outage which led to spoiled food in several large walk-in freezers. Staffers, administrators and house parents on campus saw to it that emergency generators powered smaller refrigerators throughout campus.
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