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The David Carnley Slab |
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If you have seen concrete work before,
this series of pictures might be boring to you. If so, feel free to scan
through them quickly. However, I would like to point out that this
concrete work was done by Mark Bean Construction Company of Newton, Texas.
The funding for this entire project comes from several sources: The Moody
Memorial First United Methodist Church Permanent Endowment Fund (PEF);
Rita Recovery, an agency of The United Methodist Church; and Church World
Service. The major labor will come from the Mennonite Disaster Service.
The management of this project was made possible by Self Help Housing of
East Texas (SHHET), a 501(C)3, Texas non-profit corporation that was
established to provide housing.
In Short, this project was made possible by a group of faith based and non-profit organizations and a local businessman, Mark Bean, willing to donate resources to help those who need help. Where is our government in our time of need in East Texas? A lot of money has flowed into East Texas; yet, those organizations that are really helping (like SHHET) have to scramble to raise funds from a variety of sources. |
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| This is the prepared forms for the pouring of the slab | ||
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| Mark Bean, the owner and manager of Mark Bean Construction, personally involved in this project. | ||
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