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Neill family has treated Calhoun like one of their own
VAN, Texas — Hank and Tracy Neill don't know exactly when Jermie Calhoun stopped being just their son's best friend and instead became their own son.
It started with buying Calhoun clothes and other items he needed for school.
It ended with inviting Calhoun and his younger brother to move in with them.
"They've always treated me like their own son,” Calhoun said. "It's been such a blessing for me...
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