Operation Help Bring Gene Home

Gene is retired federal United States Postal Service Employee.  Gene served the greater Sacramento county California area for over 30 years.  Gene is a beautiful soul who loves knitting, in fact Gene used her knitting skills to make hats for newborn babies at a local hospitals (Pre Covid-19).  Post retirement has not been easy for Gene. Gene has no immediate family she can count on. Pushing nearly 81 years old Gene suffered a stroke, has severe depression and chronic fatigue.  Despite the 30 plus years as a federal employee serving the Sacramento County Community and all of her community outreach, Gene states "She doesn't want to be a burden to other's and doesn't want to ask for help.  As you can imagine,  it's hard for Gene to manage her mental and physical health and to meet the daily demands of home maintenance. This was apparent when Gene reached out to a local Sacramento County Plumbing company, via service call.  What the plumber found was that Gene was living in a level 5 hoard.  Thankfully the plumber called 911 Hazmat Cleanup (#1 Bio-Remediation Company on the West Coast)
911 Hazmat Cleanup immediately responded and confirmed that Gene was living in SEVERE BIO-HAZARD conditions.  911 Hazmat Cleanup working along with Sacramento County Adult Protective Services relocated Gene to temporarily stay at her friends/neighbor of 20 years residence until remediation is completed.  911 Hazmat Cleanup attempted to secure funding for Gene's home remediation and remodel but had negative results.  911 Hazmat Cleanup prides themselves with "NO CLIENT LEFT BEHIND" and "TO ALWAYS LEAVE OUR CLIENTS BETTER THEN WE FOUND THEM".  911 Hazmat Cleanup exercises THE MOST CARE, SENSITIVITY AND PROFESSIONALISM TO OUR CLIENTS AND OUR COMMUNITY.
911 Hazmat is donating Bio-Hazard Cleanup services to help Gene get back into her home.

THIS IS THE REASON FOR: OPERATION BRING GENE HOME 
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