US Army SPC. Eric & Angela H. Dzidortor 's Family

US Army SPC. Eric & Angela Hayes Dzidortor 's Family

During the devastation from Saturday Dec' 9th's tornado in Clarksville, Tennessee a couple, U.S Army SPC. Eric & Angela Dzidotor 's Family were hit even harder with the death of Angela's brother (34 year old) who had visited from Maryland barely 2 months ago; and the loss of their entire house.

The two-story home of Eric & Angela's family on Henry Place Boulevard collapsed, trapping their entire family including their 4 year old son (a pre-k student at west creek Elementary school), 2 year old daughter, 16 year old daughter, Angela's mother and brother under the rubble.

Their house was completely demolished by the deadly tornado and they lost everything. Unfortunately Eric and his mother in-law sustained severe injuries and were taken to the hospital by the ambulance. Sadly, Angela's brother, Stephen did not survive. He was the most loved person by everyone who help his peers to study and achieve good grades in school. His mother noted, Stephen was my favorite and an amazing son. He loved everybody and everybody loved him. There is no one in this world like him.

Eric & Angela are my family and our pastor at Revival International Clarksville Church; and we are deeply touched from the support we have received from our community, West Creek Elementary School teachers, friends, Grand Relief Network Organization, Revival International Church, etc among others... as they have dropped off several packages for them. We will never be able to put into words how forever grateful we will be to you all.

We live a few houses from Eric & Angela, a family, and we are supporting them through this difficult situation. Donations will will go toward assisting with funeral expenses for Stephen, cover valuables, buy the kid's favorite toys they've lost, their school supplies, their Christmas presents that were stored for the kids, clothes, etc lost; as well as aiding in the process of rebuilding their home and replacing essential belongings to help them get back on their feet.

Thank you in advance for your kindness, compassion, generosity, and support. Trust me, together, we can make a world of a difference in the lives of our friends and family when they need it the most.