Posted by husky on February 26, 2008 at 11:08:42 from (64.181.31.112):
hi, i have been a member here for several years. all of you are great people and have anwsered many question's i hope you can help again ????????. recently there was an article in the local paper about extreme home makeover they want to build a house for someone that was involved in flight 93 i thought about this for sometime as i was at the crash site as a 'volunteer fireman' first responder . but i feel that would be extremely nice however, i would like see an organization (civil air patrol) recieve a new building and some recognition as they do missing plane/person location and can possibly go into the airforce to serve our country (what better for 'americas county") currently they are in an old trailer at the county airport thi trailer is falling apart has no handicap entrance/exit , is heated by electric heaters in winter(when in use), has no bathroom (they go to another building), and it is small for what they do. i tried to contact extreme home makeover but to no avail. i really would like to see this happen (new building/ cap) anyone???? have any connections that could make this happen??? corporations business ect. they can put it out (tv/radio) im sure!!!! any help appriciated !!! please guide me on this please contact me me if you can help/ guide me in this endever. i am not involved in the org. but my pre-adoptive son is and it has been helpful in his transition into our family and i beleive this organization worthy of a new facility if you can help please contact me and i will contact the leaders and see if we can make my dream a reality for the kids/future generations in somerset co. thank you all god bless DAVE MILLER
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