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In the days following Hurricane Florence, the only way to reach Don Johnson s home was by kayak. As Florence stalled over the Cape Fear region, its downpours swelled Town Creek, which runs behind Johnson s home in Leland s Stoney Creek Plantation neighborhood. The water rushed into the first floor of Johnson s home, filling the rooms with six feet of water and causing significant damage. Video of Johnson s home was broadcast on several cable news channels to show the storm s devastation. We literally lost everything,” Johnson said. “All of our memories, a lifetime of things that can t be replaced. In the months following the storm, Don Johnson and his wife lived with friends and spent a several months living in a trailer provided by Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as they ripped their home down to the studs to complete needed repairs that cost them well over $150,000.

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