The Storm That Nearly Swept Away Everything They Built: Rabbi Yaakov & Mushkee Raskin
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“Our first Friday night after the hurricane, we had a local person who came to us. She says, “Rabbi, I didn't eat for three days." And in the darkness, we sat our first Friday night. We had, you know, canned food and I was able to put up some rice. So we had a little hot food. She was just crying and just saying, “Thank you."- Rabbi Yaakov Raskin
“The wind was very, very strong. My husband quickly took all our bed frames out of all the bedrooms, and the couches, and started, like, pushing it against those glass doors, or else we would be completely flooded.” - Rebbetzin Mushkee Raskin
“IBig yacht in the middle of the highway. Multi ton cement poles across the road, like sticks. Spaghetti of wires, live, everywhere.” - Mark Rosenblum
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