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I had no idea Mr. Pfeiffer was a pioneer of the traditional movement.  Can anyone provide a brief description?

Brief description, from memory. I hope I do Jack justice.

1. John (Jack) Pfieffer was a devout Catholic family man who worked as a Parish maintenance manager in Louisville, KY.
2. When the effects of Vatican II started to sink in, Jack started asking questions and was not getting answers.
3. In the early 1970's he decided to walk away from the Novus ordo and his job at the parish.
4. He met Father Hannifin who was also disgruntled with the Novus ordo missae and they collaborated to buy some rural land and start a TLM chapel.
5. They found maybe 100 acres in Boston KY near the Salt River.  The property was in Escrow already, but Father Hannifin still wanted to bid for it.
6. They prayed and put Miraculous Medals out on the property, where the hill rise was ideal for the location of the chapel. That week, they won their bid.
7. They built the chapel (Our Lady of Mount Carmel) and Rectory first and then the Pfeiffers built their home, if that gives you an idea of their priorities.
8. The Pfieffer family grew, with the birth of 8 boys. and the area became sort of a Pfeiffer Catholic Village.
9. They kept with Catholic tradition for four decades and were the mission chapel for the SSPX at least for 30 years. 
    They hosted the Silver City Benedictines before the found their property.
10. Father Urban Snyder who worked in his latter years there, thought Our Lady of Mount Carmel would be a Holy Shrine in the future.
      Note: Father had been early SSPX and was honored in an obituary by Bishop Williamson Link. 
11. I believe Father Hannifin was there until his death in 2005.
12. To summarize, Jack Pfeiffer and his family were extraordinary Catholics who put their Faith first and helped promote Tradition.

Then in 2013, a former lay exorcist, Santeria cultist going by the nickname name "Pablo" was invited to permanently live on the property...

Don't worry, Our Lady will clean things up soon.

Brief description, from memory. I hope I do Jack justice.

1. John (Jack) Pfieffer was a devout Catholic family man who worked as a Parish maintenance manager in Louisville, KY.
2. When the effects of Vatican II started to sink in, Jack started asking questions and was not getting answers.
3. In the early 1970's he decided to walk away from the Novus ordo and his job at the parish.
4. He met Father Hannifin who was also disgruntled with the Novus ordo missae and they collaborated to buy some rural land and start a TLM chapel.
5. They found maybe 100 acres in Boston KY near the Salt River.  The property was in Escrow already, but Father Hannifin still wanted to bid for it.
6. They prayed and put Miraculous Medals out on the property, where the hill rise was ideal for the location of the chapel. That week, they won their bid.
7. They built the chapel (Our Lady of Mount Carmel) and Rectory first and then the Pfeiffers built their home, if that gives you an idea of their priorities.
8. The Pfieffer family grew, with the birth of 8 boys. and the area became sort of a Pfeiffer Catholic Village.
9. They kept with Catholic tradition for four decades and were the mission chapel for the SSPX at least for 30 years. 
    They hosted the Silver City Benedictines before the found their property.
10. Father Urban Snyder who worked in his latter years there, thought Our Lady of Mount Carmel would be a Holy Shrine in the future.
      Note: Father had been early SSPX and was honored in an obituary by Bishop Williamson Link. 
11. I believe Father Hannifin was there until his death in 2005.
12. To summarize, Jack Pfeiffer and his family were extraordinary Catholics who put their Faith first and helped promote Tradition.

Then in 2013, a former lay exorcist, Santeria cultist going by the nickname name "Pablo" was invited to permanently live on the property...

Don't worry, Our Lady will clean things up soon.