Linn Family Fire

To say 2020 has been a hard year is an understatement. This year has reared it's ugly head in more ways than one for some families; the Linn family being one of them. Adam, Liz and their 3 daughters (Charli, Evie and Olivia) had to relocate to the Montgomery, AL area a year ago, away from family and friends, for Adam's job. Little did they know the hard times that were to follow. Unfortunately, after getting settled into a new home/routine - Covid caused Adam to eventually have to be let go from his job. As they always had before, the Linn family rallied and did what they needed to do to make things work. But not long after, they would soon find out that their oldest daughter, Charli, would need to have a brain tumor removed. The hospitals/physicians in this area were not equipped to provide the care she needed, so they had to make arrangements for her to get proper care in Pittsburg, PA. Thankfully Charli is now doing well and thriving. At this point in time, The Linn's decided the best move for their family would be to try to get back closer to family and they made arrangements to move back to Texas. They were excited to start anew and move forward from the hard events that had occurred during their time in Alabama. Unfortunately, that was not the end of it. Adam and Liz packed up all of their belongings and keepsakes full of memories and all of their possessions were loaded into a trailer last night by the hired moving company and they were ready for the big move. Adam and Liz got a call last night to inform them that the trailer carrying their ENTIRE house, full of their belongings, etc. had caught fire and it was deemed a total loss. They are left with absolutely nothing to take to their new home, nothing was salvageable from the fire. Adam and Liz are ones that do not like to ask for help, but we felt it was only right that they try and get some relief in this horrendous situation. Anything you are able to provide will go towards the Linn family being able to replace the necessities for the time being (clothes, diapers, etc). Unfortunately money can not replace the items and keepsakes that held such great memories for them. If you are unable to donate, please try to at least keep the Linn family in your prayers as that is just as much appreciated as any monetary donation.