Great people in this world.

[Army of Dad]

Outstanding! Thanks for sharing that. I really believe there's a lot more of this that goes on than we're led to believe. It just doesn't "sell" as well.

Yeah, there's an old news saying 'If it bleeds it leads', but I also think that most of the people helping just go about their work quietly and get done what they can without looking for anything or wanting any attention.



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[wdtorque]

Yep

Amen.

It's times like this that we realize the good people of this world far outweigh the bad people.

Very true. They tend to be quiet and just get stuff done!

[BmacBmac1]

Amen, God is good.

Thanks for sharing.


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[Charles]

Great story. Just reaffirms they're still a lot of great people in the world.

I'm praying for you and everyone else effected.

[Merc]

Sad news about the damages, but glad to hear you and the family are safe. Good on them Georgia boys for helping out.

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[Slick8]

I heard a similar story in Alvin. A buddy unloaded his boat in a ditch to help some neighbors out. He left the truck in what he thought was a safe spot with the keys in it.

He returned to find that spot under deep running water with his truck parked on high ground.

[wdtorque]

Yep

Amen.

It's times like this that we realize the good people of this world far outweigh the bad people.

They do indeed.

[hogslayer78]

Sorry about your home, but awesome to hear about the help! Yesterday here in Kingwood, there was a boat with 3 guys from Kentucky rescuing people. They said they drove 18 hrs pulling there own boat down here to help. They said they seen it on the news and couldn't sleep. The burden was heavy to help so they loaded up and drove down. Its people like this from Georgia and Kentucky and our very own TBH that lets us know there are still alot of great people out there!

[BBRU]

Awesome stuff right there

[KNEE DEEP]

Merc, how did your place make it in Port O'Conner. Hope ok.