Oklahoma City's homeless count drops 27 percent
Floyd Love’s last job was dangling, belly down, from the skeleton of a building.
Since working on a tower in Colorado last year, the iron walker has been unemployed. He’s traveled a bit with his wife and two children, looking for a job. They ended up in Oklahoma , where he was born, and are living at The Salvation Army downtown.
Love wants work. And he wants to get his family back on its feet.
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