Shannon Cannady

Debbie Wieneke, right, executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Benton County, unloads items for a housewarming basket Sunday for Shannon Cannady, the homeowner of the new habitat house in Centerton.
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The home at 290 Fair St. in Centerton was built for Cannady, 30, and her two sons, Daniel, 8, and Adrian, 6, by volunteers with Habitat for Humanity of Benton County.

Cannady, a full-time college student at NorthWest Arkansas Community College in Bentonville, said she never imagined having a home of her own.

"I was so amazed at those people who came out to help me," Cannady said."Even people who didn't know me came out."

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The home at 290 Fair St. in Centerton was built for Cannady, 30, and her two sons, Daniel, 8, and Adrian, 6, by volunteers with Habitat for Humanity of Benton County.Cannady, a full-time college student at NorthWest Arkansas Community College in Bentonville, said she never imagined having a home of her own."I was so amazed at those people who came out to help me," Cannady said."Even people who didn't know me came out."

The keys to the house will be handed over to Shannon Cannady, the new homeowner.

Cannady, 30, is a full-time college student at NorthWest Arkansas Community College in Bentonville and the mother of two sons, Daniel, 8, and Adrian, 6.

Cannady said, in a previous interview, she was surprised to learn she qualified for the home.

"I just think it's so neat," she said."I never thought I would get my own house."

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The keys to the house will be handed over to Shannon Cannady, the new homeowner.Cannady, 30, is a full-time college student at NorthWest Arkansas Community College in Bentonville and the mother of two sons, Daniel, 8, and Adrian, 6.Cannady said, in a previous interview, she was surprised to learn she qualified for the home."I just think it's so neat," she said."I never thought I would get my own house."

Shannon Cannady speaks to a group of people Sunday at the groundbreaking ceremony for Benton County Habitat For Humanity's newest construction in Centerton.Cannady and her two children, Daniel Stamberry, 8, and Adrian Stamberry, 6, will be the new residence of the home once construction is completed.
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CENTERTON -- Shannon Cannady is watching a dream come true.

She is seeing the home -- the one she never thought she would have -- be built, and she has Habitat for Humanity of Benton County to thank.

On Sunday afternoon, Cannady, 30, and her two sons, Daniel, 8, and Adrian, 6, attended the groundbreaking for their new home at 290 Fair St. in Centerton.
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Cannady, a full-time college student at NorthWest Arkansas Community College in Bentonville, said she was surprised to learn she qualified for the home.

"I just think it's so neat," she said."I never thought I would get my own house."

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"She's doing great," Wieneke said of Cannady.
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Wieneke said Cannady and her children should be able to move into their new home this spring.
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Church in Bentonville one of major contributors to house By Christy Sales The Morning News/NWAonline.net CENTERTON -- Shannon Cannady is watching a dream come true.
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On Sunday afternoon, Cannady, 30, and her two sons, Daniel, 8, and Adrian, 6, attended the groundbreaking for their new home at 290 Fair St. in Centerton.
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Cannady, a full-time college student at NorthWest Arkansas Community College in Bentonville, said she was surprised to learn she qualified for the home."I just think it's so neat," she said."I never thought I would get my own house."
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"She's doing great," Wieneke said of Cannady.
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Wieneke said Cannady and her children should be able to move into their new home this spring.