'Let's get the heck out of here'; After losing everything in fire, Sharon family looks toward recovery
She went to the kitchen and alerted her housemate,
"This is the first time I've been in a fire," Slattery said. "I have a fire extinguisher but there's no way I could go get it. I just said, 'Let's get the heck out of here.'"
The couple fled their rented house at
Firefighters from
The family did not have renter's insurance and lost everything. Nothing could be salvaged, Slattery said.
"We're staying at a hotel until we can find a place to live," Slattery said, adding that they are taking it, "one day at a time."
Slattery is an employee at the NLMK Pennsylvania steel mill in
"I'm just glad everybody was OK," said
The family had seven cats. On Monday, firefighters accounted for all of them -- three were found alive and four had perished in the fire, fire Chief
Fiscus ruled the fire accidental, and said the blaze started in the family's living room.
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