What a way to start the weekend.

[Catt]

About two hours ago my neibor's hoiuse went up in flames.Fortunately nobody was hurt.

The only problem for me is the fact that it melted the vinal siding on my house ,cracked a $750.00 dollar window and destroyed the soffit for the full length of the house.Then theres the damage to my garage.

Not really complaining folks cause the good lord saw fit to get everybody out of the house nextdoor,but this end of the block is sure gonna look sad in the daylight today.

 

[jmarksbery]

It's a terrible thing when something like that happens and real close to. But remember things can be replaced, friends & neighbors are a little harder to. Thank God all are fine and give all the comfort all will need. Jim

 

[Tyson Rayles]

As you both said, thank the good Lord no one was hurt. My heart goes out to your neighbors as they probably have lost alot of things that can't be replaced, mementos, photos etc.

 

[ezdays]

Geeze, that's a shame. I hate to see people lose everything. Although there are material things that are not going to be able to be replaced, they still have their memories, and they still are all safe. How did something like this start, or do they know yet?

Fire is catastrophic and knows no bounds. Right now there are seven wild fires burning here in Arizona. The worse is on Mt. Lemmon near Tucson where over 250 homes were destroyed these past two days. Last year at this time, we had two fires combine that burned 500,000 acres and destroyed 450 homes. And the sad thing is that those were started by man, and they suspect this latest big fire was also arson.

Our hearts go out to your neighbors and to those here that have lost their home. Our prayers are with those that are battling these blazes.

Don

 

[Peirce]

First, and must important, is that you, your family, and your neighbors were unhurt. As others have said, "things" can be replaced.

 

[Clerk]

I know what that is like as I have been through it back in 1953. Most things can be replaced but there are always those that can't.