Didiayer snyder biography of william hill

Growing up in the housing projects of Hartford, Connecticut, William and Catherine Hill both dreamed of a safe and happy home brimming with their passion for music and education. Hard work a... Read allGrowing up in the housing projects of Hartford, Connecticut, William and Catherine Hill both dreamed of a safe and happy home brimming with their passion for music and education. Hard work and persistence made their dream come true - until the nightmare of a fire in 1993 damaged ... Read allGrowing up in the housing projects of Hartford, Connecticut, William and Catherine Hill both dreamed of a safe and happy home brimming with their passion for music and education. Hard work and persistence made their dream come true - until the nightmare of a fire in 1993 damaged their small ranch house well beyond what insurance money could repair. It is now up to "Ex... Read all

Dawn Berard stood by the metal barricade that separates the spectators from the construction crew on the set of “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,” watching countless volunteers build a house for the Hill family.

Berard and her children – Kieran, 17; John, 16; Tara, 14; and Tessa, 11 – have made the hourlong drive from their home in South Hadley, Mass., every day since Tuesday to set up camp across the street from the house.

They’ve stood in the thick, stinky mud by this fence for five hours each day, sometimes with a “We Love You, Ty” sign, always with a camera and camcorder in tow, , rain or shine, for a piece of their favorite show.

Even on Father’s Day, before the site was open to the public, dad Donald joined the family and drove them down to Suffield.

“We came to see where the house was. The street was closed,” Dawn Berard said. “We talked to security guards,” then drove back home.

Berard proudly displa

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