Inland Empire Habitat for Humanity staff and board members pose with the seven member Jonathan Valenzuela family, center right, who will soon move into this new home being built on Peck Street in Lake Elsinore. Valley News/Tony Ault photo
“It is a dream come true,” and expression heard many times but for Heather Valenzuela, with tears in her eyes it truly was as she, her husband Jonathan and five young children stood in their soon to be three bedroom home at 245 Peck Street in Lake Elsinore Saturday January 7.While their home was not completely given by one of the latest Habitat for Humanity homes being built in the Inland Empire, it means the world for the Valenzuela family who has been crowded in a small two-bedroom Hemet townhome for some time and their first ever real owned home.Their children, Karmani, 12; Averi, 11; Jolonni, 5, Eneavi, 4 and Sevoni, 3 who suffers from Cerebral Palsy, all looked around at their soon to be new home and neighborhood in the older community of Lake Elsinore, Karmani and Averi,
