The week flew by. Sydney and Jessie visited several seniors who lived rurally to educate them on the wildfire and added names to a central list of people who needed help with animals and leaving their properties. All of them were very appreciative that there were people in the community who would come to their aid. The ones who"d lived most of their lives on their acreages were more concerned about the loss of a way of life. Some whose mortgages were paid up years ago, had let their insurance lapse. This was bad. The local insurance company scrambled to provide policies that week to make sure people had coverage. Should the fire jump the border into Canada, the insurers knew the underwriters would refuse coverage on any new policies until the fire was contained.
Sydney was one of those wh
