From KERA:
Sandbranch, an unincorporated community in southeast Dallas County, doesn’t have running water. And the man who fought so hard to change that, Pastor Eugene Keahey, was killed in a house fire.
Community With No Running Water Tries To Move On After Pastor’s Suspicious Death
Pastor Eugene Keahey had been working to bring water and other improvements to Sandbranch, a small community just 20 miles from the center of Dallas.
Courtney Collins / KERA News
Pastor Eugene Keahey in 2015, standing by the water tank at Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church.
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