FIRE FUND
Getting out representing part of the good news, neighbor
But with good comes bad, she said.
"They lost everything, even his wallet," she said. "There's nothing salvageable."
While the fire burned,
Jones said he hopes the community will help the Speckers.
"They're in a temporary housing situation," she said.
"(
There are two ways to donate: send a check marked "
The church took up a special donation Sunday for the Speckers.
Jones said she has known the Speckers for less than three years, but they are like family. She said she has helped the Speckers through medical issues, taking care of the laundry and house, and the Speckers have been to the baptism of the Joneses' daughter.
"We are very close," she said, and as they chatted this week, Jones learned Archie Specker is a retired
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