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All gone but spirit: What Hurricane Sandy survivors lost, and found

Staff photo by Vernon Ogrodnek

Rich and Brenda Bass Janice

Brenda Bass Janice and her husband, Rich Janice, of Atlantic City, sit surrounded by the things they had to throw out after Hurricane Sandy. Trumpets were one of the few things Brenda, a musician, saved.

Press photo by Ben Fogletto

Miguel Vasquez

Miguel Vasquez carries a pot of hot water for bathing to the second floor Saturday. The family has been without hot water since Hurricane Sandy struck on Oct. 29.

Press photo by Matthew Strabuk

Jared and Sarah Lenko

Jared and Sarah Lenko take a break from cleaning out their soggy Ocean City house on Bay Avenue. ‘We were always just waiting for something more to come,’ she says.

Photo provided by Frank Dudo

Jennifer Moros

Jennifer Moros’ home in the Fortescue section of Downe Township, severely damaged by Sandy’s flood and winds, will be fixed as the family did after the ’62 storm.

Press photo by Matthew Strabuk

Juan and Carolyn Fontanes

Most of Juan and Carolyn Fontanes’ belongings were ruined by the hurricane.

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