Above, Bill Graves of Fleetwood Homes in Lafayette and chairman of the Tennessee Manufactured Housing Foundation (front row, left) presents Karen Polson (front row, right) of Westmoreland with the keys to her new manufactured home during a ceremony held on Friday, Sept. 20. Also pictured are, back row, from left to right: Reverend Donald Key of New Visions Ministries in Westmoreland; Westmoreland Mayor Ricky Woodard; Shorty Shockley of Fleetwood Homes in Lafayette and TMHF co-chairman; and two of Polson’s children, Kurtis and Kellie. TMHF has assisted more than 80 families in with weatherization projects, minor home repairs, major renovations and, in some cases, a complete home replacement.