A mother whose son was killed during the Northeast Philadelphia plane crash was gifted a freshly painted home nearly a year after the tragedy.
PAINT Philadelphia, a local veteran-owned residential painting contracting business, selected Amira Brown for the home paint project through its PAINT It Forward initiative.
Brown was overwhelmed with emotion when she saw the completed project for the first time.
"It's beautiful," she said. "I love it. It's the best. I truly appreciate it."
Brown's son, Steven Dreuitt , was driving with his girlfriend, Dominique Goods-Burke, and his son, Ramesses Dreuitt Vazquez, when the plane came crashing down.
Dreuitt was killed, and Good-Burke died months later from her injuries . Ramesses was also injured and is still recovering in the hosp

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