Ketchikan rallies to help lifelong residents rebuild after 4th of July fire
Posted & Edited By MARY KAUFFMAN
July 10, 2022
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(SitNews) Ketchikan, Alaska -
The Fourth of July was a devastating day for the McMahon family of Ketchikan. On the evening of the Fourth of July, lifelong Ketchikan residents Michael McMahon, his fiancé Kathleen Reno Michael's son Haydn suffered a tragic house fire and lost everything.
Michael McMahon, his son on Haydn, and his fiancé Kathleen Reno
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Thankfully Michael, Kathleen and Haydn are safe and they have the amazing community of Ketchikan to help them rebuild their lives. In less than a week the GoFundMe fundraiser for the McMahons had raised over $19,000.
"The funds will go towards temporary housing, clothes , rebuilding their lives and anything they may need until they can rebuild their permanent home," Jill Jackson and Abby Kosmos organizers of a fundraiser wrote on GoFundMe. "They are very overwhelmed but want to extend how very grateful they are to the community of Ketchikan and friends from out of state wanting to help."
If you would like and are able to help, go to GoFundMe, at https://gf.me/v/c/qdv/michael-kathleen-haydn-mcmahon-house-fire
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