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It has been a busy first part of the century for Florida and hurricanes. From Charley to Michael, a Category 5, these nine storms standout the most.

Pr prayed, mourned the dead and held wedding reception. they baked a wedding cake. this is where folks temporarily escape lives outside. crews are making progress cleaning up, power, sewage and water are all making a comeback. but there is still one staggering figure. at least 75% of the homes in mexico beach have been destroyed. camp happy is closing. most of the first responders are gone. food in mexico beach is easier to find. but before them, michael and hal will help prepare one last meal, to be distributed around town for thanksgiving. is there a reason to be thankful in mexico beach? >>...

Shows me what used to be his restaurant, it's on the pain is still fresh. >> an open kitchen where everybody could see what was going on. >> reporter: killer seafood is gone. hal summers was general manager. he's lost his job and his home. both men could have wallowed in self-pity and left town. instead, they've decided to help the only way they could -- they cooked. in a church parking lot amidst the roar of generators and the smoke of the grill, they began feeding first responders an residents three times a day. >> chicken, tomatoes. >> reporter: seven days a week. for free. they call it cam...

. it has been more than a month now since hurricane michael devastated parts of florida. on this holiday weekend, even amid all the destruction, families are coming together, making sure everyone has a hot meal and a place to feel at home. cnn's martin savidge has the story. >> there was a building here, i promise. it was called killer seafood. >> reporter: it's been more than a month since the hurricane obliterated mexico beach. as he shows me what used to be his restaurant, it's obvious the pain is still fresh. >> an open kitchen where everybody can see what was going on. >> reporter: the to...

Scott "today in new york" what used to be the restaurant, it's obvious the pain is fresh. >> an open kitchen where everybody could see what was going on. >> killer seafood, a town favorite for years, is gone. hal summers was general manager. he's lost his job and his home. both could have wallowed in self-pity and left town. instead they decided to help the only way they could -- they cooked. in a church parking lot amidst the roar of generators and smoke of a grill, they gallon feeding first responders and residents three times a day. >> chicken tomatoes, tocorn, of course -- >> reporter: sev...