Middlesex Habitat for Humanity improves lives of Middlesex family

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Gathering at a Middlesex Habitat for Humanity home are, front, Xavier Morning; middle, from left, Kyle Morning, Kylina Morning, Cheyanne Duncan; and back, Liselle Morning. (Contributed)

In celebration of its 25th year building homes in Middlesex County, Middlesex Habitat for Humanity reached out to a family that was featured nine years ago in a Southside Sentinel story.

Liselle Morning’s family moved into its new home in 2016. This is Liselle’s story.

“In 2016, we were a family of six trying to hold it all together in a house that was falling apart,” Liselle Morning said. “The roof leaked. Black mold crept into the walls. I dreaded winter, not because of the cold, but because of the kerosene and the smell that filled our home.”

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