Denver7 Gives surprises family of 7 who lost everything in the Marshall Fire with rent money
LOUISVILLE, Colo. — It has now been six months since the Marshall Fire tore through Boulder County and families are still picking up the pieces.Months later, several Marshall Fire victims are still struggling to make ends meet.
"Our children didn't understand they wanted to go home. There was a lot of tears and explanations of, what had happened? We had to show them because they didn't get it," said Pangle. The Pangle family is still figuring out what comes next on their road to recovery. For now, the rent check will help them make ends meet while they continue their road to rebuilding.
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