Help Cecelia & Quincy

My best friend Cecelia Norman who is a single mother to a one year old little boy named Quincy lost their home in a house fire tonight. She works 5 days a week and pays for everything on her own. It is labeled a complete loss. They now have nothing. Cecelia is one of the most caring, hard working, loving, and amazing people I’ve ever met. She would drop anything for anyone in a heartbeat. This time she needs our help. If anyone is able, please help her out. ANYTHING helps. If you can’t donate, please just share this post. Thank you so much everyone.

“ From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank each and every one of you for the outpouring love, prayers, messages and calls for my daughter Cecelia Norman and Baby QuincyAs you can imagine, she is in shock, hurt, sad, angry yet Very Thankful too. While she has been told it is being deemed a complete loss, they are still searching for the cause. She is very thankful that God was looking over her and Quincy As many of you know, Cecelia is a single mom. She’s hardworking (full time dental assistant and she also cleans homes on the weekends). With the money given after her fathers passing, she bought her and her soon to arrive son their first home She put her heart into this home to make it just that❤️ A home for love and memories to grow for her and her son. It’s where she brought him shortly after he was born, it’s where he celebrated his first Birthday, it’s where he took his first steps. 

 In her words, “It was the one thing she gave to her son that could never be taken. They would always have “home”. She had paid her insurance a year in advance, did all and more a single mom would do. Unfortunately, Quincy had came down with RSV and Adenovirus and she had to take time off work to be at home with him. During that time, her home insurance lapsed, and she was unable to make payments and so her home was not covered. 

Please keep my daughter and Quincy in your prayersWe are so Blessed with the love and care you have all shown and if she’s slow to respond, she’s overwhelmed right now, but so very thankful for each and every one of you!” -Tisha Voland (Cecelia’s Mom)