MANASSAS, Va. (WUSA) -- It was an incredibly emotional day inside a Prince William County courtroom. Friday, a former park ranger faced sentencing for wiping out his entire family.

Carrillo Dean was described as evil and a complete failure in Courtroom 6 of the Prince William County Courthouse Friday.

"If he's not crazy, the only other thing I can think of is that he's evil," said a family member of the victims.

He was sentenced to three life sentences for killing his wife Beth, his 14-year-old stepdaughter Brittany Kirk and his 13-year-old stepson Connor Kirk.

"He failed at being stepfather to Brittany and Connor,"  said a family member.

February 12, 2009 Dean says he decided that he just couldn't take his nagging anymore. So during an argument with her that night he took a handgun from his dresser and shot her to death. Then he gunned down his two stepchildren.

MANASSAS, Va. (WUSA) -- Mend-A-House Charity is a volunteer project program that modifies homes for residents of Prince William County and Manassas for free. Mend-A-House does just what its name implies. The volunteers are not professional electricians, plumbers or carpenters but they're talented with the tools needed to reconstruct a house.

This program was created to help disabled residents no matter race, gender, or age. Eighty-one year old Augustus Williams has been residing in Virginia for 23 years. Within recent years the getting up and down the stairs in front of his home has become a major problem to his legs. Thanks to Project Mend-A-House, he can move through his house easily and safely.

Project Mend-A-House offers a wide range of home maintenance and repair services. The non-profit organization serves an average of 143 clients annually and donates 6,600 hours each year to the community.