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Neighbors Help Farm Family Dealing With Tragedy
Neighbors of a local farm family are putting their own wheat harvest on hold to supply some harvest help in that family's hour of need after two deaths within a few days of each other. Reporter: Chris FrankEmail Address: chris.frank@kake.com |
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So sad for the grief they have now, but as usual the farming community came through in helping a family in a time of trouble even at the expense of leaving their own fields to help others.
like david allen coe once said "if that aint country, i'll kiss your ass" !
That's what farm life is all about. I was blessed to grow up with the same kind of outpouring when things are tough. May God be with the Simon family as they mourn their losses with the support of wonderful, God-given friends.
This is he sweetest story.God bless them all..
This story is so close to my heart. My mom died 19 years ago this summer. It was time to plow then, and was incredibile how all of the neighbors pulled together and helped us. My family is still to this day devoted to our neighbors for all they did for us. My heart goes out to this family, but everything happens for a reason.
I just love the way people stepped in to help. I wish more people was like this so we can have good news instead of oall the bad news that is reported everyday. May God bless the family and all the wonderful people who helped.
I'm so sorry for this family's loss. Thank God for his neighbors. This is a truely worthy story. This is what human nature is about.
I am so proud of my community and blessed to call Garden Plain home.
May God provide solice to this family in their time of grief, And may he bless those neighbors who stepped in during this time of need. Great people & wonderful story.
What a great group of people. This is what life is about. Unfortunately people suffer great losses in their lifetimes. And this is what Kansans do in that time of need. How blessed you all are to know each other.
Thanks for a GOOD happy story that reflects the true nature of our state!