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He ran into the thrift store and yelled for someone to give him a fire extinguisher. Pallamary ran outside with the extinguisher and got to work.
“I knocked it down,” he said, as he was approached by a woman who appeared to be homeless.
“She started crying. She said Help me, help me, and I said What’s the problem? and she says My car won’t start. ” Pallamary saw that her car was parked several feet from the fire and was packed with all her belongings. He was concerned that her car might also catch fire so he ran inside a hot tub store and borrowed their fire extinguisher.
He ran into the thrift store and yelled for someone to give him a fire extinguisher. Pallamary ran outside with the extinguisher and got to work.
“I knocked it down,” he said, as he was approached by a woman who appeared to be homeless.
“She started crying. She said Help me, help me, and I said What’s the problem? and she says My car won’t start. ” Pallamary saw that her car was parked several feet from the fire and was packed with all her belongings. He was concerned that her car might also catch fire so he ran inside a hot tub store and borrowed their fire extinguisher.
They waited almost two years to see each other and it took only a few seconds for dozens of children to start playing together as if they were never separated. “It’s just nice to regroup with all my friends,” said Kyle Sterling while sitting in Admiral Baker Park in Grantville. The 14-year-old was happy to be with other children.
“It’s like a sigh of relief now that we’re able to see each other in person,” said Burndred.
The 26-year-old said the children don’t have to focus on how they were injured at the annual camp. They can focus on how they’re doing now without having to rehash their stories.
“It’s like reliving that event every time you explain it and, as you can imagine, it’s not always a good experience,” Burndred said.
Sterling burned his back and legs in an ATV accident when he was only six.
“Right now, you wouldn’t even know I have a burn. Some people, it’s harder to hide,” he said.