Case Study Of Peterson's Evacuated From Farm

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“Peterson’s Evacuated From Farm”

“peterson’s make a big change in their lives”

On Friday May 13th, 2014 the Peterson family evacuated from their farm. “It’s not safe here” - Herb Campbell explained to us. They moved to 1276 Applewood drive, Mississauga Canada ON. At approximately 4:45 p.m the Peterson family reached their destination by sunset that evening. As Mr.Peterson said, “We need to get to the neighborhood before dark”.

As declared from an unknown source that evening, the Peterson’s were against the idea of moving, however made the decision regarding their safety. “Mrs.Peterson started to protest, as did Lori but, Mr.Peterson asked them to stop.”

Mr.Peterson did not want to move because his ancestors were buried back at the farm.

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