The Clanton's have two requests for those who would like to donate items.
1} Cleaning supplis: Simple Green or Murphy's Oil to clean up the items that were salvageable.
2} A mechanic to look at their Toyato 4 Runner.
The Clanton's want to thank those have given them clothes! They have so many right now, that they do not need any more.
The items can be donated at the Hill Crest apartments in St. Johns. Apt. 1-B.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
What's Needed
Mark and Tami Clanton are in need of everything. So far, they have had a generous donation of clothing and some bedding. They are very grateful for these donations, and thank those who have given to them.
What can you donate?
Household items
Toiletries
The Clanton's are staying with their daughter at Hill Crest apartments in St. Johns. You can deliver items there at apt. 1-B.
Anything you are able to donate will much appreciated!
When we get more information on specific items, it will be added to this blog.
What can you donate?
Household items
Toiletries
The Clanton's are staying with their daughter at Hill Crest apartments in St. Johns. You can deliver items there at apt. 1-B.
Anything you are able to donate will much appreciated!
When we get more information on specific items, it will be added to this blog.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
What happened?
On Saturday afternoon, October 9, 2010, the Mark and Tami Clanton home, in St. Johns, AZ, caught fire. The cause of the fire is unknown and under investigation.
The Clanton's neighbors, Quinn Ashton and Chris Waters, saw the fire in the back of the house, and alerted the couple inside. Mark and Tami's grandson was not in the home at the time. Another neighbor, Joe Romero, tried feverishly to put out the fire with a garden hose, while the fire department was called.
The four fire departments could not put out the fire because of ammunition blast from fire arms that were going off inside the home. The Clanton home is devastated with hardly anything salvageable.
No people were hurt in the fire, but unfortunately the Clanton's two dogs were killed.
Mark Clanton was taken to the hospital for smoke inhaliation, and to get his high blood pressure and diabetes checked. He was released a few hours later in good health. Tami Clanton did not need medical attention.
Mark and Tami Clanton want to thank the E.M.T. response, the White Mountain Regional Medical center, the St. Johns, Concho, Springerville, Eagar fire departments, all the local churches, family, friends and neighbors for their loving help.
Mark and Tami are staying with their daughter at the Hill Crest apartments in St. Johns.
Donations are welcomed to be brought to them at Apt. 1-B.
The Clanton's neighbors, Quinn Ashton and Chris Waters, saw the fire in the back of the house, and alerted the couple inside. Mark and Tami's grandson was not in the home at the time. Another neighbor, Joe Romero, tried feverishly to put out the fire with a garden hose, while the fire department was called.
The four fire departments could not put out the fire because of ammunition blast from fire arms that were going off inside the home. The Clanton home is devastated with hardly anything salvageable.
No people were hurt in the fire, but unfortunately the Clanton's two dogs were killed.
Mark Clanton was taken to the hospital for smoke inhaliation, and to get his high blood pressure and diabetes checked. He was released a few hours later in good health. Tami Clanton did not need medical attention.
Mark and Tami Clanton want to thank the E.M.T. response, the White Mountain Regional Medical center, the St. Johns, Concho, Springerville, Eagar fire departments, all the local churches, family, friends and neighbors for their loving help.
Mark and Tami are staying with their daughter at the Hill Crest apartments in St. Johns.
Donations are welcomed to be brought to them at Apt. 1-B.
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