California Man Selflessly Builds Miniature House for Homeless Woman

After 10 years of living outdoors, Irene "Smokie" McGee finally got a temporary roof over her head, when fellow local Elvis Summers generously built her a small house on wheels.

"I feel marvelous," McGee, 60, of Los Angeles, said. "You can't even explain how I feel. I'm on my way to a different life. I want to get my own place and all of that. He's my guardian angel.

"He's one in a million."

McGee told ABC News that she has been living on the streets since her husband died in 2004 and she didn't have the money to keep the home she once had.
Summers, 38, became friends with McGee after she began asking him to donate his recyclables for her to cash in.

"I started asking more questions about her to see what her story was," he said. "I learned she didn’t have anything, not even a cardboard box. She was literally sleeping in the dirt and I just wanted to make her a place where she could feel comfortable and at least get a good night's sleep.

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