91-Year-Old Man Bravely Reacts to Losing Los Angeles Home of 60 Years in Fires: 'I'll Start Over Again'

Dale Short.Photo:KCAL News/Youtube KCAL News/Youtube A 91-year-old man, whose longtime home burned down in theongoing fires in Los Angeles, is grieving the loss — but looking forward. Dale Short got emotional as he reacted to the news that his home in Pasadena, Calif., burned down onCBS Newsand opened up about the impact on himself and his family. “I’m going to break down again,” he added, as he began to tear up.

911 Dispatcher Helps Couple Deliver Baby Girl Over the Phone: 'We Are Thankful'

The man explained to Schramm that his wife’s contractions were less than a minute apart and her water broke. “I kind of knew right away something was going to happen before the fire department could get there,” Schramm told the outlet. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

911 Dispatcher Helps Couple Deliver Baby in Their Driveway Before Ambulance Arrives: ‘Oh My God, the Baby’s Here’

Jill and Brenden Plemmons with their newborn, Amelia, in Michigan.Photo:WILX WILX A Michigan couple unexpectedly delivered their third child in their home’s driveway — with help from a 911 dispatcher. “We would have not been able to do it without her," Jill toldCNN. She noted at the beginning of the approximately 10-minute call that she had been having contractions and “some bleeding.” Her husband shortly joined in on the call, as Wonnacott attempted to calm the mother down.

93-Year-Old Woman with Dementia Gets Major News from Granddaughter: 'Family Is Forever' (Exclusive)

Taylor Tarantino with her grandmother and fiancé Blake.Photo:Taylor Tarantino Taylor Tarantino Taylor Tarantino’s 93-year-old grandmother has always been her biggest fan. Ever since Tarantino, a former dancer for the Los Angeles Clippers, can remember, her grandmother, June Givler, has been there to support her. She tells PEOPLE that Givler attended every dance recital, choir performance and birthday party when she was growing up. “I admire her for her strong-willed attitude that she somehow perfectly blends with a soft and delicate grandma touch,” says Tarantino, now an account coordinator for a food and drink digital media company.

94-Year-Old on a Mission to Visit Every Continent with Her Grandson Didn’t Get First Passport Until She Was 91

Joy and Brad Ryan trekking together in Antarctica.Photo:@grandmajoysroadtrip & HX @grandmajoysroadtrip & HX Joy Ryan didn’t get her passport until she was 91. In fact, she hardly traveled at all until she was 85.“I grew up in Ohio in the country. I never did anything very exciting until I started this adventure,” Joy, now 94, tells PEOPLE.By this adventure, she means traveling the world with her 43-year-old grandson, Brad Ryan.The adventurous pair reached Antarctica on Wednesday, Dec.