Waldo Canyon fire victim remains hopeful despite devastation

Posted: 07.02.2012 at 5:54 PM

Remnants of Bobby's home following the Waldo Canyon Fire. / FOX21 News

By Travis Ruiz and Ashley Crockett

A 1974 pickup. A beloved tackle box. His wife's dresses.

All gone, yet grace continues to shine through for 79-year-old Bobby Finch.

"At least she's going to get a new wardrobe," Bobby said which a chuckle.

Like hundreds of others, Bobby lost everything in Colorado's most devastating wildfire.

"Oh my God... I wouldn't believe this if I didn't see it."

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