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Ramp-builders emerge from COVID-19 delays
Wesley Porter, left, finished trimming up the inside of the handrail and stayed to supervise John Axtell as he worked on the outside. Both were volunteers on the team from Johnson City who went to Blanco to build a free wheelchair ramp for a family near Twin Sisters last week.
Johnson City’s volunteer wheelchair ramp builders came out of their isolation, imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic, to return to work on ramps for recipients who had been waiting since last winter for easier access to their homes. The first job was for a couple near Twin Sisters, south of Blanco, who had been promised a free ramp last winter, but whose job had to go on the shelf when the coronavirus closed down most team projects.
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