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Let me tell you something, folks. I've been out there. It's complete devastation, ... I'm going to go out on a limb here ? 75 percent of the buildings in Gulfport have major roof damage if they have a roof left at all.

We're not going to sacrifice a roof, never. You can't play baseball in South Florida without a roof. You absolutely need to have a roof here. Every day at 4 o'clock it rains here. We all know that.

The original roof was a built-up tar and gravel roof, which was improved upon in 1985-1986 with a Derby gum roof.

Michoud, again, some roof damage, some of the facilities in the outlying areas that really weren't hardware critical took more damage, some of the facilities that house our flight hardware took some roof damage. There was a little bit of a concrete roofing that fell and impacted one of the external tanks. We haven't been able to evaluate that yet, it's still ongoing. We need to safe that facility and as you can imagine, the Michoud facility is pretty much surrounded by water and we've had a hard time getting any kind of heavy equipment support in there.

[GULFPORT -] When I woke up this morning, it took me awhile to realize I wasn't still on the roof, ... I just keep reliving it in my dreams.

How much hurricane damage was here? Not that much. This home had no roof damage which was a miracle -- there was a lot of plant damage.

We had some roof damage in three warehouses, but moved the nearby coffee to dry areas in those buildings. We have no odors, no unusual humidity or toxicology problems, and suffered no losses in our seven coffee warehouses.

We sat in the house thinking it wasn't going to be all that bad in Boca Raton, and it was bad - much worse than we thought. It was scary at times. I wish we had left. One tree fell on the roof against the house. When the storm blew the other way, the tree was gone off the roof. It was a big tree, nothing you can pick up with five men.

Bernhard Langer (1957-)

The storm took the roof off so the water went inside after that. We have to take the rubber roof off and then take the metal deck off and then replace it.

Our biggest project was the roof that had to be completely replaced. We had to take it down to the rafters and it now looks exactly like the original roof.

Rick Hofstetter

They'll be there late morning on Tuesday. They will work on the walls and the roof will be put on so they'll have the house under roof.

But she had brought them up to the roof of the house, and hid them with the stalks of flax, which she had laid in order upon the roof.

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