a separate line for customers waiting for generators. Katie Klann/Naples Daily News

Stephanie Earnhart, human resources manager for Lowe's, hugs an employee at the Lowe's on US 41 and Collier Boulevard on Tuesday, September 12, 2017, two days after Hurricane Irma. Katie Klann/Naples Daily News

Lonnie Stuber, left, and Sharon Holley fill gas tanks at the Shell station on White Lake Boulevard, just off of Collier Boulevard north of i-75 on Tuesday, September 12, 2017, two days after Hurricane Irma. After waiting for an hour, the two filled gas tanks for their neighbors who have generators at home, but no way to get to a gas station. Katie Klann/Naples Daily News

The line at the Shell station on White Lake Boulevard, just off of Collier Boulevard north of i-75, snakes downCollier Boulevard and around City Gate Road on Tuesday, September 12, 2017, two days after Hurricane Irma. Katie Klann/Naples Daily News

Derek Delgado, left, pumps gas into his car at the Shell station on White Lake Boulevard, just off of Collier Boulevard north of i-75, on Tuesday, September 12, 2017, two days after Hurricane Irma. Delgado works at the CubeSmart on White Lake and saw the line forming outside of his office. He waited in line for an hour and a half. Katie Klann/Naples Daily News

Brian Couch, the university’s vice president for advancement, said he was moved when the apartment complex women went to an impromptu Saturday mass at the dormitory they were in their Sunday best clothing. “They had brought everything they own with them,” Couch said.

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