Pls help my family/homefire
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friends and family my aunt lost her home and possessions this past weekend.We are greatful no one was seriously harmed but now I am asking to reach deep in your hearts and pockets to donate funds to help my family rebuild. of course prayers are welcomed. Our story made the news ..please read below and then donate what you can ...Love always.
Posted: Aug 30, 2014 10:09 PM EDT
Photo: Newswatcher Jayle Whitaker
WYOMING, Del. - A fire that heavily damaged a Wyoming, Delaware home Saturday afternoon has been ruled accidental by fire investigators with the Delaware State Fire Marshal's office, according to authorities. The State Fire Marshal's Office say the fire caused an estimated $75,000 in damages.
Fire officials say the Camden-Wyoming Fire Company responded to the home just before 2:00 p.m. Saturday in the unit block of Front Street. Firefighters say they encountered thick black smoke coming from a room on the first floor of the two-story home.
Deputy fire marshals say the fire started inside a first floor bedroom. They say electrical extension cords failed and ignited materials inside the bedroom. They say three people and several dogs were able to escape, but one person suffered second degree burns to his hand. Fire officials say he was transported to Bayhealth Kent General Hospital in Dover, Delaware and was expected to be released Saturday evening.
Fire officials say there were no operating smoke alarms inside the house.
The American Red Cross was called to provide emergency assistance to the family.
Posted: Aug 30, 2014 10:09 PM EDT
Photo: Newswatcher Jayle Whitaker
WYOMING, Del. - A fire that heavily damaged a Wyoming, Delaware home Saturday afternoon has been ruled accidental by fire investigators with the Delaware State Fire Marshal's office, according to authorities. The State Fire Marshal's Office say the fire caused an estimated $75,000 in damages.
Fire officials say the Camden-Wyoming Fire Company responded to the home just before 2:00 p.m. Saturday in the unit block of Front Street. Firefighters say they encountered thick black smoke coming from a room on the first floor of the two-story home.
Deputy fire marshals say the fire started inside a first floor bedroom. They say electrical extension cords failed and ignited materials inside the bedroom. They say three people and several dogs were able to escape, but one person suffered second degree burns to his hand. Fire officials say he was transported to Bayhealth Kent General Hospital in Dover, Delaware and was expected to be released Saturday evening.
Fire officials say there were no operating smoke alarms inside the house.
The American Red Cross was called to provide emergency assistance to the family.
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Tez Meridy
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Nashville, TN
