One Texan helping another. It’s not just what we do, it’s who we are.

Yesterday, we got a Facebook message from Jamie Stanford, a retired Fort Worth police officer with a heart as big as the state. She was heading south, determined to bring meals and hope to first responders and anyone in need. She asked if we wanted to help — and of course, we said yes. A check was written, groceries and water were loaded up, and Jamie hit the road without hesitation.

Today was her first day. She served food to weary volunteers, and even a couple who had just lost everything when their home was swept away near Kerrville. Some stopped by just for a sandwich. Others came a prayer more than a plate. Jamie was proud to offer both.

In the face of devastation, Jamie brought comfort. In a time of need, she showed up. Texans like Jamie remind us that in our darkest hours, there’s always light — and it often comes from one another. We could use a lot more people like Jamie in this world!

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Mexican firefighters from Acuna have joined the search and rescue operations here in Kerrville, Texas.

Before we arrived at the scene this group did recover a body

These men are raining their lives to assist American firefighters who requested their assistance

They tell me they will here on the scene for as long as they are needed 🇲🇽🇺🇸

Jorge Ventura Media