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This summer Sandy Lovejoy and her family lost their home and belongings from a fire on July 6, 2010.  This is a very challenging time and your support is welcome.
If you would like to donate items they can be dropped off with Karen Lovely 12 Mill St. Hopedale or you can contact her at karenlovely@comcast.net.

Thank you in advance to all who are willing and able to support the Lovejoy Family during this difficult time.  We also thank you for keeping them in your thoughts and prayers during this recovery period.

If you are able to donate any of the below miscellaneous items, it would be greatly appreciated.

Electric Can Opener
Bread Box
Plastic laundry hamper with cover
2 chair slip covers
DVD player and TV
Gift Cards to Target

A Registry has been setup at Target for household items that are needed as the family transitions to a new location. These items can be found at http://www.target.com under Target Lists. Scroll to the bottom right side of the page there will be a menu for Gift Giving. Select the sub menu Target lists and then search under the name Sandy Lovejoy. There you will find the Sandy Lovejoy Fire Relief Family Registry.

Gift cards are an easy way to offer support and are very much needed.  Target, Kohl’s, Big Lots, Market Basket, Home Depot, BJ’s

 For those wishing to make a cash donation, a trust fund has been set up at The Middlesex Savings Bank in the name of The Cassandra Lovejoy Family Support Trust.  Donations can be made at any Middlesex Savings Bank branch location or can be mailed to Middlesex Savings Bank c/o Lisa Hamel, 495 Main Street, Medfield, MA  02052.  If you have any questions please feel free to contact Beth Lovejoy-King or KarenLovejoy-Lovely at KarenLovely@comcast.net.
The Lovejoy family wish to thank you in advance for your thoughtfulness! 

The Lovejoy home, located at 17 Park Street, had been in the family since the 1920′s.  This beautiful 4-story Victorian house with the beautiful wrap-around porch was filled with countless memories from Sandy, Jimmy, Beth, Karen, Susan, Jessie, Jimmy, Julia, Christopher, and Mia.  It wasn’t just Sandy’s house – it was a home where her children came for security, where her grandchildren came for comfort, where family and friends gathered and loved was shared.   The Lovejoy house was truly majestic and it will be missed.

On the night of the July 6th fire, it was another typical sleepover at grammies house. Sandy and Mia were sleeping on the second floor and Christopher and Julia were sleeping in the living room. Meanwhile, Jessie and Sue were getting ready to head up to bed on the third floor around midnight when they noticed the front porch was on fire.  The fire spread very quickly and didn’t spare anything in its path.  Amazingly enough, all 6 escaped without harm due to the quick thinking of Susan and Jessie.  Jessie rescued her grandmother and 10 month old cousin from the second floor and her bravery that evening was truly heroic.

The house and its contents were a total loss, but the family has each other, which is all they could have asked for.  Sandy, Beth, Karen and Susan as well as the rest of their family cannot thank you enough for your abundance of love and support as they start to rebuild their lives in Hopedale.