Rwandan Family's Long Journey Ends at Home ; New Habitat for Humanity House Filled with Joy
Dayton Daily News › January 18, 2005
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DAYTON -- More than 30 people crammed into the living room, which still had a new carpet smell.
It was about twice the crowd that usually comes to a Habitat for Humanity house dedication, and not just because the family has 10 members.See the full content of this document
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Rwandan Family's Long Journey Ends at Home ; New Habitat for Humanity House Filled with Joy
It's because church friends, volunteers, donors and African immigrants all wanted to share in the Bizimana family's big day on Sunday.
Jon Hogan of Clayton is the Un...See the full content of this document
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