The Haglers
Search & rescue markings showing the date, and
Mold & scum everywhere.
Katrina left objects in odd places. Here, some of them are joined by the very common mud, or scum, that we all have seen.
One of our roof turbines rests next to Shawn's car
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January 6, 2006- Slidell, Louisiana-
Our first FEMA trailer (a travel trailer). Photo from January, 2006, taken on the property of Sovereign Grace Fellowship, Slidell, Louisiana.
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March, 2006- Slidell, Louisiana-
The SECOND FEMA trailer (a Park-model mobile home) that we lived in. It is actually the THIRD one that was delivered. The second delivered trailer did not meet Carla's needs. This trailer is also on the property of Sovereign Grace Fellowship. Carla & I are still living in it, as we await the completion of our new house. The new construction in the foreground is the church
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APRIL, 2006- Documentary filmmaker, Michael Barrett, shot footage of Carla & I for a story about disabled people that were affected by hurricane Katrina. Carla & I are shown in front of our formerly flooded house.
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SUMMER, 2006- Gutting our house. Voluteers from Iowa, along with a couple of the Kirkpatrick brothers from Illinois, are shown standing in front of the contents of 1864 Joseph Drive, in St. Bernard. Click the thumbnail image for a larger picture:
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December, 2006-
Tycer visits Shawn & Carla. He comes bearing gifts, including a brick of Super Colibris from Yancey.
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Picture Dated July, 2007-
Art Slaver, also known as DEAD CALM on some Internet forums, came to visit.
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March 30, 2009- The remains of the house we lived in for 14 years. It was built for Carla, and was finished 6 days after we were married.
Our former house on March 30, 2009. The State of Louisiana now owns it.
The front door entryway showing the lack of a "step up" to get into the house. The front porch was only a couple of inches lower than the main slab. A little slope was all it took for Carla to get across the threshold.
Ariel photograph, from Google Maps, our Address in RED
