A devastating house explosion in Lexington has left a grandmother mourning the loss of her young grandson, with her son and granddaughter critically injured and in intensive care at the hospital. Cathy Woods, the grandmother, heard the blast and felt the impact a mile away before rushing to the scene to find the house engulfed in flames. Tragically, her 5-year-old grandson, Alistair, did not make it out of the house and was found dead in the rubble. She described Alistair as a lively child who loved Spider-Man and riding his bike, and she will miss his hugs and affectionate gestures the most. Her son and granddaughter are expected to survive but face a long road of recovery with multiple surgeries and skin grafts ahead. A GoFundMe has been set up by relatives to support the family, who lost everything they owned in the explosion. Woods is asking for prayers for her family and is preparing for the difficult task of telling her son about the loss of his child. The family is facing many challenges ahead, and any support is appreciated during this difficult time.
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