We RAISED the ROOF - Families life CHANGED because of YOU!

I'm SO excited to share this very special episode with you all. I'm still humbled by your genorosity and love shown towards Camilla and Mariano. You have forever changed their lives. Thank you for believing in this work and believing in me! I love you all so very much.

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[MidlifeStockman]

Thank you all for being here and supporting this channel. You have changed the lives of this family and you have changed mine! Now lets keep this going with Dwell! Thank you for considering partnering with us as we close 2024.

[CalebNichols-unxt]

Thank you, Sean, for allowing us at Schoenherr Roofing to be a part in blessing Camilla and Mariano!

[carlgabel]

The fact that Camilla's first thought was to pass her good fortune forward shows what a beautiful person she is and why both her and her brother are so deserving of this blessing.

[allterrain]

The 2 guys from the roofing company out there working in the backyard to fill the dumpster. Outstanding leadership and examples.

[Psoewish]

You say this is not a traditional Midlife Stockman video, but I disagree. This video is everything that the channel, and you, are about. Helping out people in need. Who cares whether that's trimming bushes, fixing a roof, or cleaning up a huge trash pile? You're still doing incredible work out there, thank you for all you do <3

[michellecross]

The roofing company donating the roof and Camilla immediately wanting to donate the extra to buy someone else a roof brought me to tears. Such wonderful humans all of you! Thanks Sean for doing what you do. ❤

[debrabyrd]

My heart melted when she said “Can we use it(the money raised) to do another family”. ❤🙏🤗🥰

[madzabinga]

This is the"feel good" YouTube video of 2024! This is nothing short of miraculous. How would the world look if we all helped a little to make someone's life a little better?

[LogicalNiko]

I love how Camilla's first response was "Can we buy another family a roof?". Paying it forward is how a community grows stronger.

[ErvTV]

Hi Sean! I am a mental health counselor in Cincinnati. I had a pretty crappy day today. I came home empty and spent. So many peopl in pain, suffering. I do what I can, but its often not enough. Thanks for doing this, posting this video, and making me feel better. I am glad to see all the other people in the world that care about others. :)

[frugalhippie]

This is what makes America great helping { not hating } each other !

[alisonscannell]

Between you and @Flawless Cleaning Services (Ben & Co.), the extra miles you go to help families in need are totally above and beyond everyone's expectations. We all need more of the giving side of things in our lives, and hopefully, many of us pay it forward in whatever ways we can. Thanks, Sean, for being the man you are. You had an amazing team helping you. The video was fantastic to watch, maybe not your normal Midlife Monday, but certainly, and good change. Blessings to everyone ❤

[MargotRiedstra]

Roofing company Schoenherr is aptly named: this German surname translates to beautiful (Schön) gentleman (Herr).

[KarenDoty-rhim]

Camilla is such a lovely young lady. I’m so glad that she and her brother received a new roof. The roofing company is to be commended for their generosity. Bravo to all involved 👏🏻

[shartmann]

From the neighbor who reached out on their behalf, to the roofer donating his time and materials, to Camila wanting to pay it forward, to the friends showing up to help....this is the good stuff. Made my whole darn day. I imagine that will be a much warmer and toastier house this coming Detroit winter.

[craigstevens]

Sean, you are the spark that is renewing your community. Thanks for your strong Leadership and compassion! You are setting a fine example for your children to emulate!

[Jon-wgvr]

I love that her first thought was to help another family, but it sure would be nice to close in her mothers house next-door otherwise it’s just gonna rot and become worthless

[surf]

Yesterday my neighbor let me use his tools to cut up large branches that had broken off the huge pine tree. Nice. I'm 66 years old, retired, sore, but thankful for good neighbor.

[elizabethfleck]

New gloves for all!! Thank you doesn't say it all🎉.

[mommahype]

Anyone else thinking, ‘Now we need to paint the house!?’😊