After evacuating their home in Lahaina, a family now in Utah is celebrating the life of their newly-born daughter in Bountiful.
Nearly 100 people have died and more than 11,000 are displaced, with an estimated $4 billion in economic losses."I did not want to get emotional at all here, Lahaina is so good, It has been so cool living in Lahaina," said Jordan."Everyone just kind of watches out for each other's families."
Jordan says her husband has been back to Maui once to survey the damage and get some of the belongings they left behind. A month after evacuating their home, Jordan was at Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful, giving birth to her fifth child.Jordan says Coco was born just after 1 a.m., at the same hospital she was born at three decades earlier.She says they've had plenty of support, including from the staff at Lakeview Hospital.
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