Support Sharon Corbeil's Post-Fire Recovery

*UPDATE*

Due to an unknown electrical situation in their home, they are uncertain if the home will be covered by insurance. They are told the bedrooms are salvageable but the rest may be a total repair. This means housing, clothing, food, home goods, toiletries etc will now all rest upon them. Sharon has a heart of gold. What she won't share, but I will is that she loves and wants to help everyone. Her laughter and smile are contagious. Under that joy, Sharon has battled cancer in the last few years (she's currently cancer free), lost her Dad, had a tree fall on their home, while not skipping a beat with her 2 fabulous kids, Jhade and Keegan.

Caring for Keegan is an act of pure love that Sharon makes look easy. He is such a great young man who has many disabilities. He needs constant care from Sharon and Brian. You'd never know all this by the joy Sharon freely spreads, but she's been stretched over these last few years. She loves blessing others, and I'd like to ask you to help me bless my friend in such an uncertain time.

*If you would like to send the family a gift card I have received a list of places the family likes. If interested, please reach out to Amy or Beverly on here or through FB for that list and where to send them.

Please help our beloved friend Sharon Corbeil, and her family with post-fire expenses. In the early morning of May 25th Sharon and her family were awoken by their fire alarms and thankfully were able to get out of their home safely. With such devastating fire and smoke damage the family is in temporary housing and in need of help. Sharon is a life-long Saco resident, loved by all who know her. She can be seen all summer riding the trolley with Keegan, dancing with him at every outdoor music event and in her favorite place, her garden. Sharon is an amazing human, mother and friend with the most contagious laugh and we are lucky to call her our friend. We would like to emphasize the importance of getting Keegan back in his home and on his routine asap.

Thank you,

Amy Duhamel and Beverly Fisk Adams