John P. Cleary | The Herald Bulletin<br /> Dewayne and Tina Presley look over the burnt out remains of their Summitville home where they lost items of memories of the almost 300 people that lived in that house over the 16 years the Presleys ran a foster program that touched the lives of many children over the years.
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