“A family home in Oklahoma City caught on fire several times over the weekend,” said Adam Carter. The family told KOCO 5 that they were happy to have each other. Carter told KOCO 5 that he knew something was wrong. weekend. “The wind was blowing maybe 25 mph – and that was a matter of 10 minutes and whatever was left in the house would be completely submerged,” Carter said. They are forced to solve the problem themselves. ‘ Carter said that out there with garden hoses that knocked down my store as they were on their way, but their one-year-old house was completely gone. Carter said his son helped save money. valuables and things that he knows his family needs.” He ran across the living room and saw my middle daughter’s favorite doll, he turned around and turned around and grabbed it. it,” said Carter. A temporary home they were staying in and the community around Wellston started a GoFundMe page that raised more than $20,000 for the family, which they said was all a temporary setback. “From the very beginning, we said we knew God had a plan, and even in this, He was in control,” Carter said.
A family home in Oklahoma City caught fire several times over the weekend.
The family told KOCO 5 they were happy to have each other.
Adam Carter, one of the fire victims, said: “My son banged on the door and yelled, ‘Daddy, daddy, daddy.
He told KOCO 5 that he knew something was wrong.
“I ran outside and found the entire back porch completely submerged,” Carter said.
With high winds, the house caught fire twice more over the weekend.
“The wind was blowing maybe 25 miles an hour – and in just 10 minutes and whatever was left of the house was completely submerged,” Carter said.
They are forced to solve the problem on their own.
“We were out there with garden hoses knocking down my shop when they were on their way,” Carter said.
But their one-year-old home has completely disappeared. Carter said his son has helped save valuables and things he knows his family needs.
“He ran across the living room and saw my middle daughter’s favorite doll, and he turned around and turned around and grabbed it,” Carter said.
The family has a makeshift home they are staying in, and the community around Wellston has started a GoFundMe page that has raised more than $20,000 for the family. They said it was all a temporary setback.
“From the very beginning, we said we knew God had a plan, and even in this, He was in control,” Carter said.
