Article
and Video Courtesy of Channel 12 CBS
By Chuck
Weber
Published
November 30, 2012
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OF BOYNTON BEACH-- He served in the Navy for decades, and has a doctorate
from UCLA. But now Charles Below suffers from early stage Alzheimers
Disease. And after his girlfriend's recent death, Below may find himself
out on the streets.
Below
lives with his chihuahua in a condo in the Lime Tree
development west of Boynton Beach. Below's girlfriend owned
the condo. Now Below says the condo association has told
him, he was never approved to live there, and has to get
out-- within days.
Asked
where he will live, Below says he doesn't know. "I got
the dog," said Below. "I can't find a place. I
don't have but 640 dollars a month. So where do I have to
live?"
Below
says he survives on the monthly government |
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of $640. He's likely entitled to military benefits, but he says there are
missing records and he's been unable access that help.
CBS
12 went to the Lime Tree condo office. Two men inside told us to leave and
declined to accept a business card.
"Nothing
to say to you about it," one of the men said.
CBS
12 has learned the 211 help line's special senior unit
recently started working with Below, hopefully getting him
some of the assistance he needs. |
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