Help Tony Gallo After Eaton Canyon Fire

I am honored to start this on behalf of my cousin Tony Gallo, who has recently faced the immense loss of his grandmother, Mable Duncan, and now, three months later, has also lost her home due to the devastating Eaton Canyon fire. This home held profound sentimental value as it was where Mable spent her final days and took her last breath. For years, this home has been a beacon of love, warmth, and family, serving as a gathering place for generations of the Duncan family. Tony's selfless act of returning home to care for his grandmother was truly inspiring, and his efforts to remodel and update their home were a testament to his love and dedication. However, on Tuesday, January 7, 2024, Tony's life was forever changed as he was forced to evacuate at 3:30 am, leaving behind everything he had worked tirelessly for, including his grandmother's cherished belongings. Despite this unimaginable loss, Tony's spirit remains unbroken. Let us rally around him, offering our support and love as he embarks on the journey of rebuilding and honoring his grandmother's legacy. As a proud member of the longest-running African American family to reside in Pasadena/Altadena, Tony's resilience and determination are a shining example to us all. Every gesture of kindness, no matter how small, is a beacon of hope. Let us come together to help Tony rebuild, and in doing so, let us celebrate the power of love, family, and community. Thank you.