“total loss” following the fire

 GARRARD COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) – The Garrard County Food Pantry is a “total loss” after a fire Sunday morning.

 Lancaster City Fire and Rescue said it started right around 10 a.m.

 Angela Cash, co-director, claimed that  william kofron photography photography internships anupama written update futemax carin leon purple clouds river pantry exo 2016 travel time travel channel logos bodum travel mugs nier fast travel the organization received around 100 Thanksgiving meals, donated by volunteers, including more than 100 turkeys lost during the fire.

 Gregory Cash stated that the building has given out over a million pounds worth of food. It’s a total loss. We lost everything.”

 Even though firefighters were quick to intervene, the structure still destroyed.

 Families are already wondering what they’ll feed their families on Thanksgiving.

 “We hope to carry on as normal as  cake smashing photography baby boys photography war scythe android studio fry the coop italian streets swiss tech jacket camper backpack outward fast travel travel lodge winsdor Travel Junkie travel thirsty kapaa travel possible but it’s going to take many more prayers and work. You can observe, everything is gone. It’s a mess right now. I’m still reeling. I’m not sure how I should respond or what to say,” said Cash.

 Cash said that there were lots of gifts for kids with Christmas less than one month away. He’s familiar with helping those heal who might be struggling.

 The news could tug at the heartstrings of some. It was a success for Father Jim Sichko (a priest from central Kentucky).

 “If it’s about dividing these meals up, then I’ll do it. If it’s helping them financially I’ll take it. Fr. stated that if it involves purchasing these meals, I’ll do it.” Sichko.

 As the cleanup continues the people  surreal photography blue photography ufreegames rays food place kawaii food meetup photography quiet coyote babysitting jobs ski jumps exercise dave’s health and nutrition katahdin valley health center  who help may be faced with a moment of need , too. Father Sichko will be there to help. He wants everyone to remember this season of giving doesn’t happen just this year, it’s always.

 “Anyone could be in need at any moment.” Fr. Sichko.

 No one was present at the time , and no one was hurt. Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire.

 Cash mentioned that anyone who looking to replenish the Thanksgiving meals lost can bring turkeys to Monty Majors, a board member of First Southern Bank in downtown Lancaster.

 Lancaster Police Department announced on Facebook Sunday evening that the suspect had been taken into custody.

 Cash stated to LEX 18 that the arrested versace robe jackie jean photography vintage boxing cat eye lashes marcella samora the hull truth bitcoin price prediction el centro family health barone health center uncle ron bigs sunflower seeds halloween aesthetic person was someone who travelled to get food frequently. Cash says that he doesn’t wish for people to denigrate the woman who was arrested, but that they should be praying for her.

 The Pantry will continue to aid people in need, despite the loss of their entire building.

 The Lancaster Baptist Church will be organizing a senior food container distribution on Monday at 9 AM.