I've Never Seen Anything Like This California Blizzard Disaster

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Thank you to my friend Kip Moore for the acoustic version of his song California

HUGE THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE AND COMPANIES FOR JUMPING IN TO HELP:

- Patriottruckerz, Utah valley
⁃ Four Season out of Highland Utah valley
⁃ Joshua Grading & Excavating out of Phelan California
⁃ Ralph Smith out of Bountiful Utah
⁃ KC Logistics located in West Valley
⁃ Mr get Muddy out of San Diego
⁃ 910 Telicom out of Denver Colorado
⁃ Black sheep skid
⁃ T’s Landscaping out of Clearfield UT
⁃ Monte and Jeremy out of Saint George
⁃ Pine Rose Cabins in Twin Peaks
- Peterson equipment for the snow cat and snow blower truck

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#heavydsparks #californiaflooding #californiablizzard

[jasonballew]

I am a resident of Crestline and you guys set up so right around the corner from me.I wanted to thank you and beyond anything you did physically you solidified the idea of community that I saw throughout that time. Everyone coming together for neighbors was very heartening for me and when you came out showed us the community of care beyond us. The biscuit lady lives 2 houses away from me and you may have heard my family cheering you on as you drive away late into the night. Usually a neighbor and her older daughters help her clear the driveway whenever it snows but with this amount of snow it was an impossibility so thank you for that.

[linngambrel]

Living in California myself. It breaks my heart that people from Utah had to come here to help. Thank you to everyone.

[ecf]

The fact you support hunter shows you’re a good boss, mentor and friend . Respect

[mauryballstein]

Hunter is a solid guy and I’m glad you guys still do things together. His a great asset to the team.

[kdscraftcorner]

I have never cried during a Heavy D video until just now when I cried through the entire video. Thanks for all you do guys.

[dskidad]

I am a 54 y/o retired firefighter. I did this stuff for a living for 30 years. I had a hard time watching this video because of the tears in my eyes! LOVE, RESPECT, & HONOR! You guys earn this and much more with all the hard work and attention you gave this area! You all definitely earned my Respect! GREAT job! Love your channel!

[Gabrielgrassmayr]

that's the kind of wholesome video that makes Youtube special. Showcasing real connection and helping out people

[shanefultz]

This video made my heart warm. At a time when the world seems like it’s on fire, Seeing you help others and not expecting anything in return restores faith in humanity.

[SparksMotorsCo]

The people here were beyond desperate and in need of help. To see some of their streets not plowed even this week was disheartening. Forever grateful for the opportunity to work with the entire crew to help dig people out.

[davidmurany]

This needs to be a wake up call to all people to have a plan that extends weeks on end of not having supplies. We have become complacent with the ease of getting things we need at anytime.

Nothing but respect for you guys going out there and helping. If you haven't lived in the mountains you don't know the danger of going out there.

[mariorodriguez]

I work for Caltrans division 8 and I understand people’s frustration with the plows, we actually had a meeting in regards to this and we were told that of course caltrans only deals with highways and freeways anything in a residential area is responsibility of that towns or city crew public works. Thank you @HeavyDSparks for your generosity and help to these folks god bless thank you.

[fastreams]

Earned a whole other level of respect from me. Every winter here in Indiana, when it snows horribly, we get cars stuck everywhere. In driveways, roadways, and everything. I just have a car, but I have a tow rope and dedication. I’ve gotten dozens of people out, and it’s always expected for no return. We all need to be more kind in this world.

[adammannion]

What the world needs is more people like Dave Sparks (and crew). God bless you all.

[steventurner]

HeavyD, I’m a 52 year old hard core executive. Your comments about Hunter put me in tears. God bless you for your loyalty to your people and willingness to allow your folks the freedom to explore alternative options. I’m so proud of you for all of the good choices you make. You are in a position of power and have chosen to execute humility. Jesus walks with you my brother!! You always have a warm bed at my home anytime you’re in Missouri. God bless you, your family and crew!!

[armaturespin]

HeavyD and crew, ... you represent everything that is right: initiative, skill, capability, and selflessness. May this combination of attributes be contagious across the country. Thank you guys.

[CaptainCocktale]

As someone who has been rescued by volunteers during a disaster you will never understand how much this means to them. The people who helped us saved our home & our mental health. thank you for all you do!

[Utahscg]

Dave and the CREW. You guys are what this COUNTRY needs. If more people were like you we as AMERICANS would be in a better place.

[DerGlaetze]

Incredible. A group of immensely heroic blokes from Utah, showing Sacramento, San Bernardino and Washington DC how to get things done.

[meenanaicker]

Love American people.. They are not afraid to show their emotions.. Cry laugh kisses hugs joy etc... They show it all.. God bless you guys abundantly.. I'm Indian from Chatsworth Durban in South Africa..

[Mariel_Moon]

Angels in human form. Your big hearts make me cry. I'm happy that's still good humans out there. Love from Sweden ❤️❤️❤️