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Today, we are in solemn remembrance of the 86 people who lost their lives – husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers – and friends. With the passage of time, many of the wounds may have healed, but deep scars have formed in their place. (2/5)
240,000 Acres of beautiful Northern California were engulfed in flames. Nearly 19,000 structures, including homes, businesses, a hospital, and schools, were destroyed or severely damaged. The Camp Fire devastated nearly everything in its path. (3/5)
During the last year, the resiliency of our people has been front & center for the world to see. It is a long & arduous road to recovery, & there are no doubt more difficult days ahead, but we’ve stuck together & we’re making progress. (4/5)
Today, we come together once again to remember those who are no longer with us. (5/5)
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