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With Memories of 1985 in Their Heads, Local Company Opens Its Hearts to Get Supplies to Storm Shocked Region

Pendleton, ORLocal News

In an inspiring move, Bill Warner and Son Towing and Recovery, a Seneca Rocks-based company, is launching a campaign to provide vital supplies to a region shaken by recent storms. Bobbi Warner, a key figure in the initiative, highlighted that their motivation stems from the memories of Hurricane Juan in 1985, a disaster that left a significant mark on the community. The company is mobilizing resources and rallying support to assist those in dire need, echoing the sentiments of compassion that arise during challenging times. Their efforts serve not just to address immediate needs but also to foster a sense of unity and resilience within the community. As storms continue to affect local areas, businesses are stepping up in meaningful ways, reflecting the deep-rooted values of neighborly support and community care.

The initiative exemplifies how local history can propel modern efforts in disaster relief, bridging the gap between past and present. Engaging in such grassroots endeavors is crucial for recovery, showcasing the importance of collective action in the face of adversity. Ultimately, this response underscores the power of local businesses in making a positive impact during crises.

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