Victor and Vivian Ramirez, their 4-year-old son, Victor Bear, and Grandma Angie are thankful to God that they heard the alarms blaring while they slept Monday, August 4th, as an electrical fire roared through their home at 4 AM. While they escaped without injury, they lost everything in their home. Some of their belongings looked salvageable, but they were informed by the insurance appraiser that the toxic smoke damage was so bad that it had penetrated everything that was porous, and absolutely nothing except glass or metal could be saved. New school clothes and supplies had just been purchased for Victor Bear as he was starting school. Those are all up in smoke as well all of his toys and other things. 70-year-old Angie lost all of her belongings, along with keepsakes of her deceased husband and irreplaceable photos. Vivian and Victor also lost all of their clothing as well as their photos, furniture, tv, computers, appliances, and irreplaceable mementos of their deceased fathers. Everything is gone. Everything.

My friends are hard workers and are reluctant to ask for help, but they are at their wits’ end and need financial assistance. If you are able to help this family with a donation to aid them in rebuilding their lives after this devastating event, it would be greatly appreciated.