WA REALTORS® Flood Relief

REALTOR Member Mike Williamson’s Home Flooded

Lori — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 18:45:23 +0000

Mike Williamson of RE/MAX Key Land Company in Centralia had 16 to 18 inches of water in his home, shop and his son’s home. This totals about $20,000 in estimated damages having to replace all flooring, insulation etc. Contributions are appreciated. To contribute please contact lcar@localaccess.com or 360-748-6360.

REALTOR MEMBERS LOST CAR

Lori — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 18:06:30 +0000

Scott and Jeri Wilber, both REALTOR members of John L. Scott Centralia lost their car in the flood. As you know REALTORS need a good car to do business. Please contact lcar@localaccess.com or 360-748-6360 to contribute.

THANK YOU TACOMA-PIERCE COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS

Lori — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 19:39:49 +0000

On Saturday December 15th 65 members of the Tacoma Pierce County Association of REALTORS came to Lewis County to assist in the enormous task of recieving, organizing and distributing donations at the Chehalis United Way Warehouse. From this group several work parties went out into the county to assist homeowners with property cleanup. What a wonderful gift it is to have folks from out of town bring their encouragement and energy to the difficult task of flood clean up and relief. THANK YOU.

WORK PARTIES NEEDED

Lori — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 19:14:07 +0000

Lewis County is in need of work parties. Many of our local community members have hit the point of exhaustion. The task is overwhelming as we continue digging and cleaning seemingly to no end. Outside help is a great encouragment and brings us new energy. Please contact the Chehalis United Way office for specific details on the help that is needed from work crews. 360-748-8100. Our community thanks you in advance for your help, care and encouragement.

Affiliate Member Nadyne Tauscher

Lori — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 19:05:10 +0000

Our long time Affiliate member Nadyne Taushcer’s home was flooded. She has lost many household possesions and the estimate of damage to her home is at least $25,000. Any assistance with the damages would be appreciated. Please contact lcar@localaccess.com or 360-748-6360 to make contributions.

LCAR Affiliate Member Hayley Richards

Lori — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 18:26:24 +0000

Hayley Richards an employee of Title Guaranty for over 5 years has lost everything in her home to the ceiling, that means all possesions and the sheetrock etc. They are at the point of dehumidfying her home and have not yet recieved estimates for repair costs. Any contributions will be greatly appreciated. To make contributions please email lcar@localaccess.com or call 360-748-6360.

LCAR Affiliate Member John Klumper

Lori — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 00:48:51 +0000

John Klumper of Title Guaranty a member of LCAR for over 25 years as a REALTOR and an Affiliate has lost all of the posessions in his home. The well for their home was destroyed and the estimate for repair is $5,000. John will need to raise his home 3 feet and the estimate for this is $45,000. John’s hobby is helping people in the community with yard work and we all know he has given many hours to this great service of assiting people in need. His shop had 3 feet of water therefore all his tools, lawn mowers, chain saws etc. have been destroyed. John and his family are staying with friends until the house is relivable. Please contact lcar@localaccess.com or 360-748-6360 to make contributions.

LCAR REALTOR Member Jan Riske

Lori — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 00:24:01 +0000

Jan Riske with Adolphsen Real Estate a Lewis County REALTOR Member for many years has lost everything in her home as well as extensive structure damage to her home. She has also lost her car. Right now her specific need is money to get the restoration process going. Please contact LCAR @ 360-748-6360, or lcar@localaccess.com to contribute.

Thank you Washington REALTORS

Lori — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 23:48:22 +0000

Thank you Washington REALTORS for setting up this site to specifically assist the Lewis County Association of REALTORS and our community members that have been victims of the 2007 flood. We appreciate your encouragement and concern. The clean up process is underway, however there will be months of work ahead for all, the process is overwhelming.