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By the Grace of God, Frank and June Williams and their three children survived!  Frank is the National Director for WolrdVision in Haiti and a dear friend of many of us at Church of the Apostles.

June and their two daughters were in an apartment building that collapsed.  They were protected saying it was like an air bubble formed around them. They were able to get out before the bubble collapsed.  Frank would not see them until the next day, all the while fearing they were dead.

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 The following is an update from Trevor Williams, the son of Frank and June Williams, from the day after the earthquake:

 
It's been a crazy past 24 hours. When the earthquake hit I was on the second floor of and orphanage building, fortunately the building was stable and I was unharmed. All communication went down and I had no contact with my family. I helped with medical aid and feeding. At 10:30pm my dad found me and told me that our five story apartment building had collapsed on my Mom and two sisters and that they were probably dead. It was hard not to go to the collapse and immediately start searching for them, but all the roads were blocked with fallen down buildings and it was too dark and dangerous to do any of that at night.

 I couldn't sleep, so I put together stuff I would need for search and rescue the next day. The next day we stopped and my dad's office to pick up some tools and at the same time my mom and sisters came walking in. They had survived! They had some injuries, but nothing major. Mom has some PTS. Joyous reunion, but the fact that they survived is truly a miracle. The city is deveastated, many people died. I’ll be doing triage and next week start training fire fighters with the United Nations if all goes as planned. I miss you guys. Keep Haiti in your prayers.