Support the family of Skylar, Veronica and Amaya
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The Gentner family has suffered a horrible tragedy that no person, mother or family could ever imagine. This page is to help the family with all the arrangements, financial cost and anything else the family needs for all three lovely souls lost in a tragic house fire on August 7th, 2019. The family is also accepting physical donations for the survivors of the fire at at the Main Office for Pot-Nets Communities. We are near the intersection of Long Neck Road & Pot-Nets Road at: 34026 Anna's Way, Long Neck, DE 19966.
**FROM THE FAMILY**
Kora is 12-18 month clothes, size 5 shoes, size 5 diapers and 2T pull ups.
Caila is XL shirts, 17 in pants and 7-8 in shoes.
Casondra is MED shirts, 17 in pants and 6 in shoes.
This is just the beginning of some things they may need. Feel free to drop anything you think they may utilize in the next months to come. This family has lost everything and we can not imagine what they are going through. Lets help in anyway we can, and rally to their aid just like this amazing community has proven before.
My phone number is [phone redacted] if you have any questions or concerns I am in direct contact with the family and can answer most of your questions. If I do not answer, please send me a text!
https://dsp.delaware.gov/2019/08/07/death-investigation-conducted-by-dsp-and-the-state-fire-marshals-office-millsboro/?fbclid=IwAR0bzXHKHHkE_ymg3UOdRHElEGwz7J2XjeLJiSZDUysXZkeE4lvmt8AkU1E
From the Indian River Vol Fire Co Facebook Page:
On Wednesday afternoon, August 7th, the Indian River (80), Millsboro (83), and Lewes (82) fire companies were alerted for a structure fire on Scarp Street in the Pot Nets Bayside development. It was immediately updated as possible children trapped.
Emergency response units from Indian River included Tanker 80, Rescue 80, and Chief 80-15 from the Oak Orchard facility as well as Engine #80-3 from the Long Neck facility. The Delaware State Fire Police, Sussex County Paramedics, and the local emergency medical services provider were also alerted.
Emergency response crew assignments included fire suppression to the rear of the structure where two large propane tanks were beginning to vent, as well as preparing for an initial search assignment. Other crews were assigned with the primary and secondary search assignments, water supply, traffic control, scene preservation, and overall incident mitigation.
Additional resources were requested from the Sussex County Paramedics, the Delaware Division of Forensic Sciences, the Delaware State Police, the Sussex County Emergency Operations Center Mobile Command Unit, the Delaware Victim Services, and Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM Team), and the Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office. Standby crews at Indian River's fire station were Georgetown (77) and Dagsboro (73).
The Delaware State Police and the Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office is conducting a joint investigation into this incident. Additionally, access to the fire grounds were limited to essential personnel only and an aerial flight restriction was imposed.
Various state and county elected officials were presented to offer condolences and services of assistance to all impacted. All first responder organizations underwent stress debriefing sessions after the incident at their respective stations.
We ask for everyone to keep the family and friends of the family in their thoughts and prayers.
**FROM THE FAMILY**
Kora is 12-18 month clothes, size 5 shoes, size 5 diapers and 2T pull ups.
Caila is XL shirts, 17 in pants and 7-8 in shoes.
Casondra is MED shirts, 17 in pants and 6 in shoes.
This is just the beginning of some things they may need. Feel free to drop anything you think they may utilize in the next months to come. This family has lost everything and we can not imagine what they are going through. Lets help in anyway we can, and rally to their aid just like this amazing community has proven before.
My phone number is [phone redacted] if you have any questions or concerns I am in direct contact with the family and can answer most of your questions. If I do not answer, please send me a text!
https://dsp.delaware.gov/2019/08/07/death-investigation-conducted-by-dsp-and-the-state-fire-marshals-office-millsboro/?fbclid=IwAR0bzXHKHHkE_ymg3UOdRHElEGwz7J2XjeLJiSZDUysXZkeE4lvmt8AkU1E
From the Indian River Vol Fire Co Facebook Page:
On Wednesday afternoon, August 7th, the Indian River (80), Millsboro (83), and Lewes (82) fire companies were alerted for a structure fire on Scarp Street in the Pot Nets Bayside development. It was immediately updated as possible children trapped.
Emergency response units from Indian River included Tanker 80, Rescue 80, and Chief 80-15 from the Oak Orchard facility as well as Engine #80-3 from the Long Neck facility. The Delaware State Fire Police, Sussex County Paramedics, and the local emergency medical services provider were also alerted.
Emergency response crew assignments included fire suppression to the rear of the structure where two large propane tanks were beginning to vent, as well as preparing for an initial search assignment. Other crews were assigned with the primary and secondary search assignments, water supply, traffic control, scene preservation, and overall incident mitigation.
Additional resources were requested from the Sussex County Paramedics, the Delaware Division of Forensic Sciences, the Delaware State Police, the Sussex County Emergency Operations Center Mobile Command Unit, the Delaware Victim Services, and Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM Team), and the Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office. Standby crews at Indian River's fire station were Georgetown (77) and Dagsboro (73).
The Delaware State Police and the Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office is conducting a joint investigation into this incident. Additionally, access to the fire grounds were limited to essential personnel only and an aerial flight restriction was imposed.
Various state and county elected officials were presented to offer condolences and services of assistance to all impacted. All first responder organizations underwent stress debriefing sessions after the incident at their respective stations.
We ask for everyone to keep the family and friends of the family in their thoughts and prayers.
Organizer
Albert Apicella
Organizer
Lewes, DE
