The search for 20-year-old University of Iowa student, Mollie Tibbetts has come to a tragic end. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mollie's family as they grieve and prepare to seek justice for their sweet girl.

'I felt it necessary for you to know that what you did for me was more than just a cup of coffee,' she wrote. 'It was something that has turned my whole day around, put tears in my eyes, and a smile on my face and I feel so grateful. Thank you.'

'As I was about to climb over I stopped at a sign that said "Be STRONG because things will get better, it may be stormy now but it never rains forever."'

For families who are displaced during a fire, it can be an extremely anxious waiting game. They have no idea if their home will be touched by the fire or if they will return as if nothing had happened.

One soldier sent her a letter that read, 'Thanks to you, I will have a home ... The woman I love no longer find me repulsive, as she had a right to do.'

A couple was traveling with a trailer on July 23, 2018, when one of their tires went flat. When the metal rim came into contact with the pavement, sparks flew into the roadside brush. Unfortunately, in such dry conditions, a small spark is all it takes for a catastrophe to begin.

'They were just so nice to me that I've been coming back ever since.'

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In the midst of the fear and concern over these fires, we often forget just how much of a sacrifice these brave men and women make in order to contain the fire as quickly as possible.

Right there, in the middle of the folder aisle, the two moms began crying.