"I am a mother that desperately misses her almost two year old son, Phoenix. My small family has been ripped apart for too long due to a couple misfortune situations.  My husband was laid off, seems like forever ago,  and is having a hard time finding a job that will pay for our bills.  We don't even have very many of those.  We live very simply.  During this time, we borrowed money from friends and family, I tried to sell my art, my car. . .just to make our bills.  Eventually, we ran out of options, and as embarrassing as it is, we were evicted from our almost $700 a month apartment, into a 70's model trailer with no heat, washer/dryer/stove, leaky windows, mold. . .It's only $300 a month, plus power, so I figured we could fix it up, save money to move into a good home.

On top of this,  I am suffering from severe chronic sciatica, spinal stenosis and severe depression.  I am seeing a doc, and currently setting up spinal decompression treatments, and taking multiple medications for depression and pain.  The one blessing I have had is my mother. She just lost her mother in July to a very aggressive cancer.  We took care of her till the end, and it is so painful, even now.  My mother has been kind enough to take complete care of Phoenix until we can safely care for him.  I rarely get to see him, due to our lack of transportation.  (We have an explorer that needs a new transmission.)  I miss my son. We need help bad.  Last night, with the little floor heaters that we have, our trailer was still 43 degrees.  When it rains its even worse.  I'm not sure if you can help me get the funds, or connect me with someone who can help.  I have photos of the trailer, before we moved in, and current.  Our power bill, for 14 days was $83, and we are stumped on how to insulate, seal, and keep our trailer heated, so I can have my family back, and quit calling it "the trailer", and start calling it home.  I'm sorry to burden you, and I appreciate the time and consideration you are taking in reading this. I look forward to the hope you might bring. Angeline Lambert"

"This is Angeline Lambert, wife, mother and previous tenant of the trailer that burned down at 199-A Cornelius Drive.  I spoke with the landlords' insurance adjuster just the other day while I was at the trailer doing a once over, seeing if I could salvage just one more thing.  He told me that the fire was set in two places.  Is this the truth?

Also, I'd like to ask how I go about obtaining a report of that night.  I was told that I would receive a copy of the report that night.  I have photos of the trailer before we moved in, during our renovations there, and after the fire.  The adjuster told me to tell you that I had them.  If there is anything I can do to help out, or any more questions you need answered?  I have a ton of things I'd like to tell you in regards to how terrible of a landlord Jeff Nantz was.  If it has any relevancy to you, I'm more than willing to divulge the information to you.

Thank you and your crew for such a fast response to put out that fire that night.  A special thanks to the firemen who went through the burnt wreckage to pull out the art that remained salvageable.   The Red Cross, friends and family have come to our aid. . .we will be moving to our new home soon. 

I appreciate your time in reading and responding to my inquiries. . .

Angeline Lambert"

Now I am trying to put it all past me.  It has been hard.  The stench of the fire and loss hung around inside my head forever.I have finally stopped seeing fire when I close my eyes at night to sleep, and I have quit trying to remember all that I lost. EXCEPT for my art.  The pieces that I was able to save from the fire, I am slowly restoring them, and selling them for half the value I would like.

So if you see anything you are interested in, please ask for the pricing.  I was more than fair before the fire damage.  I would just like to get rid of the reminders.  It will help me get "LEFT EYE ART", back up and out of the soot.