Bailey House Fire Benefit Fund

BAILEY HOUSE FIRE BENEFIT FUND

On February 21st, 2018, an accidental house fire occurred at the Bailey / Osiecki Residence in Uxbridge MA. Thankfully everyone was unharmed, however Elizabeth and Betty unfortunately lost the place they called home for over the last 50 years. While Elizabeth had gone to work, Betty was home alone when the fire broke out. She was able to leave the house safe and sound with the assistance of her neighbor, but sadly watched the house burn with tears in her eyes. The house structure is still intact, however the entire inside of the home and all belongings are a complete loss. The house suffered an extensive amount of fire, smoke, and water damage. It was built in the 1950s by Betty's late husband Fred, who passed away in January of 2017. The family has lost everything, outside of some salvageable pictures and small trinkets and memories of their lives. Despite the family responsibly having house insurance and the claim process being already underway, there is a great need for short term funds to replace everyday simple items such as clothing, toiletries, food, utensils, cookware, and most other everyday items we take for granted as just being there in our daily lives. All proceeds are to be deposited in a benefit fund bank account already established in Betty and Elizabeth's name and will also be applied to any insurance shortcomings while rebuilding the interior of the home. Any amount helps the family during this time of trial and tribulations, lessens the financial burden for Elizabeth and Betty, and means the world to a family who are always there for their family and friends.