Their Story:

Amy and her sister Lois have been part of the Pacific Palisades community for decades. Their family moved to the area in 1968 and made their home in Marquez Knolls. After their parents passed away, Amy and Lois relocated to apartments on lower Sunset Boulevard, where they’ve lived for years. Tragically, the recent fire destroyed their apartment and the surrounding community, including landmarks like their Presbyterian church.

Amy and Lois attended Paul Revere Middle School and Palisades High School, where the fire caused additional damage. Despite this devastation, the sisters remain resilient as they face the overwhelming task of rebuilding their lives.

Amy’s Dedication to Others:

For nearly 10 years, Amy was a beloved figure at Atria Senior Living, known for her warmth, stability, and tireless dedication. She was the go-to person for residents, employees, and families alike—bringing kindness and care to everyone she met. Lois, a private companion, has also dedicated her life to helping others in the community. Together, the sisters embody compassion and service, always putting others first.

How You Can Help:

Now, Amy and Lois need your support as they rebuild from this devastating loss. Funds raised will help them:

Secure stable housing and replace essential belongings.

Cover immediate needs such as clothing, furniture, and supplies.

Begin rebuilding their lives and their sense of home.

Why They Need Our Support:

Amy and Lois have spent their lives giving to others—whether it was Amy’s role at Atria or Lois’s work as a private companion. Let’s come together to support them during this unimaginable time and show them the love and care they’ve shared with so many.

This campaign is being set up by Stacy Groman and Cyndi Schrock, coworkers and part of the Atria team, who have known Amy for more than a decade. All funds will go directly to Amy and Lois to help them rebuild their lives after this tragedy.

Every contribution helps. If you can’t donate, please share this campaign to help Amy and Lois rebuild.

Thank you for your kindness and support.