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Donations Being Accepted For Molino Family Following House Fire
April 20, 2009
Donations are being accepted for a Molino family that lost everything in a house fire early Saturday morning.
Dixie Jackson, Patricia Jackson, Timothy Schachle and Skye Brown lost their home on Cedartown road about 4:30 Saturday morning. The home was completely destroyed.
Donations are being accepted at the Highland Baptist Church office on Highway 95A from 8am to noon Monday-Friday.
Items that are especially needed are:
- Men’s clothing: pants size 40×32, 2X large shirts
- Women’s clothing: size 10-12, large shirts
- Young woman (age 19): size 12-13 pants, large shirts
- Teen girl (age 12): size 3 pants, small or medium shirts
- Household items (dishes, linens, etc.)
The family is also looking to obtain a small camper to live in on their property.
Click here for the story and photos from the fire.
Pictured above: Donations are being accepted for a family that lost everything in this house fire early Saturday morning. NorthEscambia.com file photo, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Donations Being Accepted For Molino Family Following House Fire”
If the family members will come to St.Vincent dePaul in Century with ID we can get them some clothes.
Im so so sorry this has happened Skye