<p>October is National Fire Safety Month. On New Year’s Eve, 2006, Tracy and Duffy Hoopingarner invited a small family over to their newly remodeled home to quietly ring in the new year. After the guests left and every candle was blown out, Tracy was mysteriously awakened to find the house engulfed with flames. This is her story.  www.CherokeeCountyFire.org</p>

October is National Fire Safety Month. On New Year’s Eve, 2006, Tracy and Duffy Hoopingarner invited a small family over to their newly remodeled home to quietly ring in the new year. After the guests left and every candle was blown out, Tracy was mysteriously awakened to find the house engulfed with flames. This is her story. www.CherokeeCountyFire.org

<p>October is National Fire Safety Month. On New Year’s Eve, 2006, Tracy and Duffy Hoopingarner invited a small family over to their newly remodeled home to quietly ring in the new year. After the guests left and every candle was blown out, Tracy was mysteriously awakened to find the house engulfed with flames. This is her story.&nbsp; www.CherokeeCountyFire.org</p>

Tracy Hoopingarner: House Fire Survivor

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