- C
Hello to friends, family and our Community.
https://www.wkbw.com/news/local-news/fire-companies-battle-fire-for-hours-in-gowanda?fbclid=IwAR3Yp54x3ZGF4NFi6Z-1EBblj0XALCabm8UVkDTw2ad9GDBmaeCmi2w4NMo
It is with great sadness, that our family members have lost their home and all their possessions but for the clothing on their backs on Friday, 7 February 2020. Fleur de Lune Farm has lost that home that's been in the family for decades. We want to send gracious thanks for the many emergency responders that worked tirelessly for eight hours to put out the flames over night. To reiterate the thanks of Hidi Hose Co#4, the many Volunteer Fire Companies who came to the aide and rescue. We can only imagine all the challenges you face in your positions. Many thanks specifically to :
Hidi Hose Co#4
Perrysburg VFC.
Collins Center VFC
Langford VFC
Dayton VFC
Collins VFC
Seneca Fire
North Collins VFC
Lawtons VFC
Gowanda Ambulance
Eire County Sheriff's Office
District 1 Deputy
This home belongs to Solomon and Amy Malik, a Marine Corp and Navy Veteran respectively. Western New York residents for decades. Amy is a Registered Nurse serving the elderly community. Solomon works for Southtown county schools. In their spare time, they have worked tirelessly to renovate, restore and develop their family's home and property into what they loving call Fleur De Lune Farm. They now face total loss damages that for the foreseeable future will take countless time and funds to restore and rebuild. Thanks to the efforts of the Volunteer Fire Departments, the nearby barn and animals are safe.
In addition to the loss of their home, two beloved dogs, 'Crazy'' and Molly did not make it. It is very fortunate that there is no loss of human life, however, Solomon sustained a broken leg and is pending surgery for the same. It is now clearly evident, the need to rally and give this family a second leg to stand on. Please, do help if you can, share and support the physical and emotional devastation.
RIP Crazy and Molly!
https://www.wkbw.com/news/local-news/fire-companies-battle-fire-for-hours-in-gowanda?fbclid=IwAR3Yp54x3ZGF4NFi6Z-1EBblj0XALCabm8UVkDTw2ad9GDBmaeCmi2w4NMo
It is with great sadness, that our family members have lost their home and all their possessions but for the clothing on their backs on Friday, 7 February 2020. Fleur de Lune Farm has lost that home that's been in the family for decades. We want to send gracious thanks for the many emergency responders that worked tirelessly for eight hours to put out the flames over night. To reiterate the thanks of Hidi Hose Co#4, the many Volunteer Fire Companies who came to the aide and rescue. We can only imagine all the challenges you face in your positions. Many thanks specifically to :
Hidi Hose Co#4
Perrysburg VFC.
Collins Center VFC
Langford VFC
Dayton VFC
Collins VFC
Seneca Fire
North Collins VFC
Lawtons VFC
Gowanda Ambulance
Eire County Sheriff's Office
District 1 Deputy
This home belongs to Solomon and Amy Malik, a Marine Corp and Navy Veteran respectively. Western New York residents for decades. Amy is a Registered Nurse serving the elderly community. Solomon works for Southtown county schools. In their spare time, they have worked tirelessly to renovate, restore and develop their family's home and property into what they loving call Fleur De Lune Farm. They now face total loss damages that for the foreseeable future will take countless time and funds to restore and rebuild. Thanks to the efforts of the Volunteer Fire Departments, the nearby barn and animals are safe.
In addition to the loss of their home, two beloved dogs, 'Crazy'' and Molly did not make it. It is very fortunate that there is no loss of human life, however, Solomon sustained a broken leg and is pending surgery for the same. It is now clearly evident, the need to rally and give this family a second leg to stand on. Please, do help if you can, share and support the physical and emotional devastation.
RIP Crazy and Molly!