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The moment you start breaking perfectly wooden stair railings is the moment I cant watch further.
Hated to hear that Mr. Colmbes had passed away. I hope he enjoyed his last few months in his new beautiful home.
Oh my, I just finished watching this episode on HGTV and I had to know who this man is. I Google searched "Hometown Belize" and I found John Combe's name. You can tell that John was a deep and soulful man who had felt the stings of life. I wanted to find out more about him and send him a note of encouragement. When he walked into his knew home and teared up over the photo of his father I started crying uncontrollably too over my mother who passed away from cancer 3 years ago. There is no getting over death of a loved one and to see this 70 year old man brought back to the day his father died is a lesson for all of us about what's really important in life. Then, like everyone else here, I found out that John Combe passed away. This is too sad for words. Whoever thought a home renovation show could bridge the great themes of life and death and shake me to my core. Thank you, to everyone at Hometown. May John Combe rest in peace.
Good Job !
The backyard is what I need!
I watched this episode at least 5 times. This was one of my favorite episodes. I love this show. R.I.P. John
I like these shows because a person can hear what designers talk about and how they come about making decisions. It's very helpful.
Erin's great because she doesn't force her will on her clients like others do theirs.
God bless his soul ! Love his attitude towards life!
Kitchen island is too skinny
What a gorgeous home and yard! So sorry to learn of the owner's passing.