A Staten Island house that battled again from Hurricane Sandy to “save Christmas” — successful a go to from then-President Obama — is once more partly buried in particles thanks to a different once-in-a-lifetime catastrophe.

Debra Ingenito, the 61-year-old widow who lives within the New Dorp Seashore house along with her two sons and several other pets, mentioned she was watching tv in her lounge throughout the early afternoon of Feb. 11 when she heard an amazing growth.

“It actually did sound like one thing exploded,” Ingenito advised The Put up.

Ingenito — who had already rebuilt her household’s house after Sandy — ran outdoors with one among her sons.

The pair was shocked by the sight that greeted them.

“The home subsequent door break up in half, so half went on prime of the opposite-side neighbor’s automotive, and the opposite was up in opposition to our home,” she mentioned.

The crushing weight did a quantity on Ingenito’s Topping Road house, damaging a number of rooms, together with her kitchen on the primary flooring, partly wrecking her second flooring, pancaking a plastic fence, cracking her chimney flue and blocking no less than one exterior door.

“There’s all stress cracks from the influence,” she mentioned of her house. “It’s actually tousled. … I sit right here, and when the wind begins going, I hear the creaks and cracks.”

It’s the second time a unprecedented catastrophe has befallen the unlucky Staten Islander, whose home was battered and flooded by Superstorm Sandy in November 2012.

Ingenito’s late husband, Joeseph, made headlines on the time for adorning a 7-foot tree outdoors their home for Chrismas — all that remained of the mammoth blue spruce that after towered over the household’s yard earlier than Sandy’s large winds tore it down.

Joe embellished the tree with no matter survived the storm surge, together with paper espresso cups, surgical masks, a employee’s glove, security goggles, a random hat and a Hannah Montana bag.

“I simply needed to assist the neighborhood maintain its spirits up,” he mentioned. “We’re nonetheless going to have Christmas.”

The couple vaulted to nationwide fame when Obama even gifted them two ornaments for the tree after studying about their makeshift decorations.

“It’s an honor, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime deal,” Joseph mentioned of the presidential consideration.

His spouse referred to as the ornaments “lovely” and mentioned they’d be handed down via the generations.

It took two years for the Ingenitos’ house to be totally restored, she mentioned.

The home subsequent door was additionally badly broken throughout the storm, in line with SILive.

Staff had been elevating the primary flooring of the unoccupied next-door house when its basis gave out and the construction tumbled onto Ingenito’s and the opposite property, a supply advised the outlet.

The native constructing division put a stop-work order on it after it fell. SILive mentioned the contractor had been working and not using a allow and had violated different native guidelines.

Constructing officers issued a partial vacate order for Ingenito’s house, which means she can’t use parts of it.

She mentioned she shouldn’t be going wherever. She mentioned she is scared somebody will rob her house if it’s left unoccupied, and in addition, she has nowhere else to go anyway.

A number of persons are serving to Ingenito cope with the contractors and insurance coverage firms — however this time, she’ll undergo the crucible of rebuilding with out her loving husband, who died in July.

4 months later, her dad handed away on her birthday, leaving her reeling much more.

“Then I needed to have this occur, and I’m like, ‘Actually?’ ” she mentioned.

“However you realize what, I simply must take it day-to-day,” the widow mentioned, noting that she has no concept how a lot the repairs will price or how lengthy the rebuild will take.

“I simply need the home mounted.

“However I’m a lady of religion, and I consider [my husband] was right here when that home got here down,” she mentioned. “As a result of it might have been quite a bit worse.”