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Letter: remembers Habitat home and birthday

Jeff Johnson writes:
I remember the house Al Owens is referring to as the Habitat for Humanity house in Columbia. It was built in the middle 90’s and the late Brother J. B. (Joseph) Payne was the coordinator of the project.

If I remember correctly, 204 Montgomery Street is the house. I have a lot of birthdays in my family in October. I share my day with my great uncle Lee Earl Rogers, as well as Jimmy Carter.
S/ Jeff Johnson
Re: Remembering Habitat for Humanity home in Columbia




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