<div>Early on November 2nd my oldest son called me and asked if I had heard from my youngest son and if I had seen castanet. Mom I think his house is on fire. I quickly looked up the story and realized that is was his house a blaze. I  frantically kept trying to call him with no response. I was sure he had not worked that day so I raced out of work to the scene of the fire. It is the worst feeling a parent can have not knowing if their child is safe.....to my relief upon reaching the scene the fire department assured me all had made it out safe. My son was the only one home at the time of the fire and thanks to a stranger banging on the door his was woken and got to safety. I first want to thank the stranger who woke him because it could have been a different out come. The good  news is they are all safe but are now left to start over again and have lost everything. The emergency services only helps them for 72 hours then after that they have no where to go. They lost all of their personal effect and did not have renters insurance. I am hoping to raise enough to give them a chance to replace the essentials and get a fresh start. It is hard enough in Kelowna for young adults to succeed without having to face this type of adversity. I am very proud of my son Nathan and want to help him and his roommate's  get back on their feet as soon as possible. Any help will be much appreciated.<br />Barb
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fire relief fund for young men left homeless

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