WEST ELIZABETH, Pa. — A fire destroyed an auto body shop in Allegheny County on Wednesday.
Kendra Lewis said Lewis Auto Body has been in her husband Troy's family since the 1940s.
The lot once housed a gas station where Troy worked as a child. Now, he and a small staff repair vehicles.
They were all out of runs when the fire broke out.
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"My husband's dream and his business just gone," Kendra Lewis said.
The fire chief told Channel 11 that it took nine companies to put out the blaze.
The building is a total loss, but the Lewis family said their business has been a fixture for decades, and they don't intend for that to change.
"Hey. We will rebuild and we'll be OK. Things will be OK," said Kendra Lewis.
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Posted by WPXI-TV Pittsburgh on Wednesday, April 11, 2018
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