I've got a story within a story within a story, my favorite kind, because stories are

what life's about, not what you can buy.

So yesterday I told a story about Bert Harvey and that a guy had sent me a picture.

And said, I think you know this guy.

The guy's name is Heath Moore, and the picture was of him and Bert Harvey.

Bert Harvey built the RCC for us.

And Bert, some of you may remember the 92-year-old veteran, Albert Wood, who we raised.

The house was probably worth $100,000.

We raised $350,000 worth of donations and in-can services to build the nicest house

in the neighborhood times, it was amazing, because his house had been broken into.

And our people, it was the first time we'd done anything like that.

Our people just responded.

Bert ran the project.

He was at Guyin Homes at the time, and Guyin let him off to do that.

Well, after that project, sometime later, he leaves and starts his own company.

When I called to talk to him about the RCC, that's when I found out he's out on his own,

hadn't bothered me with asking for work or anything else, and I hired him and he ran the

whole RCC.

It was an amazing job.

If you ever saw the place, it was all his work.

So I get this email from Guyin who says, hey, I'm with this guy, what do you think of this

picture?

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