Noseworthy’s Window Of Opportunity
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On 21 December 2017, the first day of Winter and three days before Christmas Eve, the Noseworthy Family of Brighton NL encountered a devastating situation when fire caused major damage to their home that rendered it inhabitable.
Lorne, with the help of family and friends, had constructed the house in 1970. Back almost a half-century ago, logs were cut, hauled out of the woods, sawn at a local sawmill and the foundation laid.
From these humble beginnings, a HOME was founded, and along with wife Wavey, two girls and three boys were lovingly raised.
The Noseworthy’s worked hard all their lives, and just at the onset of retirement, the unthinkable happened.
The Green Bay South Caring Communities Committee, who has blessed 7 other families with projects, both large and small, have had an initial meeting, and for the next several weeks will be energetically and forthrightly taking on this 4th, new home construction!
We, the committee, kindly ask for your financial support in aiding this very worth while project.
All monies raised will be used to help with the cost of building materials and home furnishings.
Any contribution, within your means, would be greatly appreciated as we embark on this humanitarian project of a new, small home construction.
You may wish to contact friends and relatives and inform them about this undertaking.
Finally for now, one advisory note: Should there be more funds raised than are required to meet this need, then they will be placed in the Green Bay South Caring Community Committee account for future projects .
Green Bay South NL has a notable history of completing these life-changing, humanitarian projects and we kindly thank you for your anticipated cooperation and support.
We ask that you kindly share our GoFundMe with your network of family & friends!
Green Bay South Caring Communities Committee
Jeremy Winsor [phone redacted]
Ben Callahan [phone redacted]
Brenda Noseworthy [phone redacted]
Mark Walters [phone redacted]
Cleo Roberts [phone redacted]
Kirk Winsor [phone redacted]
Past Projects Manager / Senior Advisor - Don Budgell
Lorne, with the help of family and friends, had constructed the house in 1970. Back almost a half-century ago, logs were cut, hauled out of the woods, sawn at a local sawmill and the foundation laid.
From these humble beginnings, a HOME was founded, and along with wife Wavey, two girls and three boys were lovingly raised.
The Noseworthy’s worked hard all their lives, and just at the onset of retirement, the unthinkable happened.
The Green Bay South Caring Communities Committee, who has blessed 7 other families with projects, both large and small, have had an initial meeting, and for the next several weeks will be energetically and forthrightly taking on this 4th, new home construction!
We, the committee, kindly ask for your financial support in aiding this very worth while project.
All monies raised will be used to help with the cost of building materials and home furnishings.
Any contribution, within your means, would be greatly appreciated as we embark on this humanitarian project of a new, small home construction.
You may wish to contact friends and relatives and inform them about this undertaking.
Finally for now, one advisory note: Should there be more funds raised than are required to meet this need, then they will be placed in the Green Bay South Caring Community Committee account for future projects .
Green Bay South NL has a notable history of completing these life-changing, humanitarian projects and we kindly thank you for your anticipated cooperation and support.
We ask that you kindly share our GoFundMe with your network of family & friends!
Green Bay South Caring Communities Committee
Jeremy Winsor [phone redacted]
Ben Callahan [phone redacted]
Brenda Noseworthy [phone redacted]
Mark Walters [phone redacted]
Cleo Roberts [phone redacted]
Kirk Winsor [phone redacted]
Past Projects Manager / Senior Advisor - Don Budgell
Organizer
Jeremy Winsor
Organizer
Triton, NL
