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local shipyard, where she reports at 6 a.m. each day. She is living with her sister on a government-contracted cruise ship at Mobile, Alabama, and is waiting for a FEMA trailer with no promise of a delivery date.
Another daughter has three small children, ages 3, 5, and 9, and a husband whose job was wiped out by the hurricane. While he cares for the children and job hunts, she works two days per week at a Waffle House. Everything they owned, including their home and personal belongings, was destroyed by Katrina.
The Rappahannock Coalition agreed to provide each of the four families with $400 per month for three months. Any additional help to these families or others will depend on future contributions to the local coalition of churches, which include Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist and ether churches of the county. Trinity Episcopal Church is
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