Stop and read this full circle moment. 🥹 Last December, Bettye Brewer was at home with her family when their smoke alarms went off. “Everybody automatically ran downstairs to check and see where it was coming from,” Betty said. “We didn't see any fire, so we thought it was the Christmas tree.” Once they learned that the fire had engulfed their garage, they quickly escaped their home as neighbors nearby helped call 911. The smoke alarms that helped save Bettye and her family’s lives were installed just two months earlier by Red Cross volunteers Robert Jay Wortley and Mike Turner during a Sound the Alarm event. To Bettye’s surprise, they were also the volunteers who responded to the fire and provided immediate assistance to her and her family. “I didn't know what I was going to do that night,” she said. “But they came out, and they gave me a hug and told me it's going to be okay.” In the days following the fire, Robert and Mike continued to check on Bettye to ensure she had what s...