Tracy LeBlanc, with children Harrison and Trinity, is filled with emotion for her good fortune in being gifted a Habitat home. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE

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Jeff Brem’s Juniper Hill development included two houses built by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Lowell.

On May 2 one of those houses was given to Tracy LeBlanc, an emergency medical technician and mother of three from Westford.

The 1,600 square foot home with garage is part of a 7 acre development. Brem said the remaining 9 acres were left untouched.

State Rep. James Arciero and Barrett. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Habitat volunteer Patti Mason blesses the crowd as Barrett bows his head. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Lisa Garvey (far right) and friends bring gifts, including flowering plant. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Attendees raise their hands for the blessing. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Tracy LeBlanc gives thanks with her children Trinity and Harrison. Cameron was unable to attend. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Harrison LeBlanc holds a loaf of bread. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Selectman Tom Clay greets the crowd. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Rev. Seok-Hwan Hong of the United Methodist Church of Westford blesses the LeBlanc house. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
John Haley of Aubuchon Hardware. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Habitat Construction Manager Scott Carpenter presents LeBlanc with a tool kit. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Jeff Brem of Quality Green Homes. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Habitat Lowell Board President Paul Barrett and Executive Director Brenda Gould give opening remarks. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE
Habitat Events Coordinator Heidi Tierney captures the moment. PHOTO BY JOYCE PELLINO CRANE

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