Fire delivers second blow to Brigantine family recovering from Sandy
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Kevin Inskip squats in front of his fire-damaged home Thursday as his neighbor, Mary Lou Jefferson, and his wife, Melissa Inskip, look through the rubble for family items to save.
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Melissa and Kevin Inskip stand in front of their fire-damaged Brigantine home Thursday.
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Melissa Inskip, in front of her family's fire-damaged Brigantine home, look through the rubble Thursday for family items to save.
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Kevin Inskip in fentrance to their fire damaged home. Kevin Inskip says he never says things can be worse because he already knows they can. He and his wife, Melissa, survived Hurricane Sandy, met President Barack Obama and was in the midst of moving back into their Brigantine house. On Thursday, a fire ravaged their home and rendered it unlivable. Thursday, January, 10, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
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Melissa and Kevin Inskip in front of their fire damaged home looking through the rubble for family items to save. Kevin Inskip says he never says things can be worse because he already knows they can. He and his wife, Melissa, survived Hurricane Sandy, met President Barack Obama and was in the midst of moving back into their Brigantine house. On Thursday, a fire ravaged their home and rendered it unlivable. Thursday, January, 10, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
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Melissa Inskip in front of their fire damaged home looking through the rubble for family items to save. Kevin Inskip says he never says things can be worse because he already knows they can. He and his wife, Melissa, survived Hurricane Sandy, met President Barack Obama and was in the midst of moving back into their Brigantine house. On Thursday, a fire ravaged their home and rendered it unlivable. Thursday, January, 10, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
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Kevin Inskip in front of his fire damaged home as his wife Melissa looks through the rubble for family items to save. Kevin Inskip says he never says things can be worse because he already knows they can. He and his wife, Melissa, survived Hurricane Sandy, met President Barack Obama and was in the midst of moving back into their Brigantine house. On Thursday, a fire ravaged their home and rendered it unlivable. Thursday, January, 10, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
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