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Habitat House 50
Single dad sees home as legacy
W 081216 HOLEMAN HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Randy Holman settles in on his new front porch after becoming the recipient of the 50th home built by Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County. Recipients are required to put in at least 250 hours of volunteer work for Habitat and Holman put in over 1,000 hours working for Habitat's Restore and working on four different homes.
One week after receiving the keys and ownership of Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County’s 50th completed home, Randy Holman still had some unpacking to do. That, of course, isn’t unusual for a new homeowner. But unlike many buyers who find an existing home on the private market, Holman literally helped build the place, and also helped build several other homes and worked at the Habitat ReStore as a volunteer.
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