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Home2022 (Page 3)

Year: 2022

Young couple tackle new business

Jamari: “We didn’t experience the 2020 that most everyone else did. It was a very exciting year for us. COVID was going strong, but that didn’t stop us from getting married and opening up this business. In a way, it seemed only fitting to open … Continue readingYoung couple tackle new business

Posted on June 1, 2022May 29, 2022by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

Chronic health struggles can’t stop her

“In 2009, I was raising my kids. I was doing weddings. I was teaching group fitness. I was doing all this stuff, then my voice kept going out. “I was a fitness instructor for 17 years. So I had a lot of vocal cord abuse. … Continue readingChronic health struggles can’t stop her

Posted on May 25, 2022May 25, 2022by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

Food ministry ‘delivering hope’

“I made a mistake. I used the wrong address for a food fair location. I caught it, but I knew some of the flyers had already gone out. “I was worried that some people might go to the wrong place, so I drove out there … Continue readingFood ministry ‘delivering hope’

Posted on May 25, 2022May 25, 2022by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

Cousin’s suicide changed filmmaker’s life

“Through my films, I’d like to support non-profit organizations and bring attention to certain causes. Because I lost someone to suicide, mental health and suicide prevention are really important to me. “Mario Arturo Valverde was my cousin. We were born a month apart. I’ve never … Continue readingCousin’s suicide changed filmmaker’s life

Posted on May 18, 2022May 18, 2022by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

Movie lover inspired to make his own films

“I’ve always loved movies. Growing up, I had very emotional reactions to them. Sometimes I would break down in the theater because of the way a movie ended. “Wonderful films like ‘Interstellar,’ ‘The Shape of Water’ and ‘Her’ really resonated with me. After watching them, … Continue readingMovie lover inspired to make his own films

Posted on May 18, 2022May 18, 2022by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

He was prepared to take a bullet for woman

“I consider myself a ‘protect.’ It means that I’m someone who’s willing to protect other people. In a bad situation, if I have to, I’ll step in and take physical injuries or whatever to protect another person who’s important to me. “One time, when I … Continue readingHe was prepared to take a bullet for woman

Posted on May 11, 2022May 10, 2022by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

Drunk driver forever changes her life

“We were going into Houston for dinner with some good friends. Because we expected to have a drink or two, we asked our daughter to be our Uber driver. She was a college student. She was home. She needed the money. So we had her … Continue readingDrunk driver forever changes her life

Posted on April 12, 2022April 11, 2022by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

Keeping memories alive through embroidery

“My granddaughter, Addison, turned 2, and we had her birthday party on a Saturday. On Monday, she and my daughter, Emily, were at my house after we’d been shopping. When her phone rang, she didn’t recognize the number. A lady said, ‘I think I’m with … Continue readingKeeping memories alive through embroidery

Posted on April 5, 2022April 4, 2022by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

Baytown Pay It Forward Diner feeds the hungry

“We’ve been homeless, and we’ve gone without. There were so many times that our food budget for every two weeks was $50. So we know what it’s like. We’ve always helped people through outreach, but we knew we could do more. We just didn’t know … Continue readingBaytown Pay It Forward Diner feeds the hungry

Posted on March 9, 2022December 24, 2024by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

Russia invasion of Ukraine impacts adoption plans

“I had my daughter 8 1/2 weeks early. She weighed 2 pounds, 4 ounces. She stayed in the NICU for six weeks. And then my son was born six weeks early. Both he and I ended up in the ICU. I had blood pressure issues. … Continue readingRussia invasion of Ukraine impacts adoption plans

Posted on March 1, 2022February 28, 2022by David BerkowitzLeave a comment

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