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Originally Posted by SoCalGirl
Update: I got into my neighborhood last night and my complex is fine!  The only thing damaged, that I saw, was part of the fence around one of the tennis courts. It looked like it was blown down, not burned. The hill is charred 75% of the way down. Further in some parts. I told my parents I should make cookies for the firemen. Then I wondered if Rancho Santa Fe firemen would have to have Godiva chocolate.  |
Can I suggest that you wait like maybe a month before you take them something. Only because they will probably be inundated with "thank yous" right now. But if you wait a month, they won't have any other thank you gifts and it will be apreciated even more. A police officer friend of mine gave me that advice after a cop here was killed. Lots of people were bringing donuts, coffee, gifts to the police station for the first couple weeks and they had so much that they would donate the stuff to other places. About a month after it happened and the gifts had stopped someone brought them donuts and coffee as a belated thank-you and that was the one that everyone at the station remembered!
However if it is a seasonal fire crew that won't be together in a month, then ignore advice above.
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