Amira Brown, a Philadelphia mother who tragically lost her son, Steven Dreuitt, and his girlfriend, Dominique Goods-Burke, in a medical jet crash earlier this year, received a heartfelt surprise from Paint Philly. The local veteran-owned painting company, through its PAINT It Forward initiative, transformed her Mount Airy home with a fresh coat of paint, aiming to bring a sense of renewal and support during her difficult time

Amira Brown, a Philadelphia mother who tragically lost her son, Steven Dreuitt, and his girlfriend, Dominique Goods-Burke, in a medical jet crash earlier this year, received a heartfelt surprise from Paint Philly. The local veteran-owned painting company, through its PAINT It Forward initiative, transformed her Mount Airy home with a fresh coat of paint, aiming to bring a sense of renewal and support during her difficult time. CBS News

Amira’s grandson, Ramesses Vazquez, who was also in the vehicle during the crash, sustained severe burns covering 90% of his body and continues to undergo treatment in Boston. Despite the immense grief, Amira expressed deep gratitude for the kindness shown by Paint Philly, stating that the gesture brought some sense of peace to her life. 6abc Philadelphia

Andrew Tomasetti, the founder of Paint Philly, shared that witnessing Amira’s emotional reaction to the makeover was profoundly moving, highlighting the impact of community support in times of tragedy. CBS News