Help Betsy & Rocky Kupfner

On the afternoon of December 30th Betsy and Rocky Kupfner lost everything in the Marshall fire.

Their home was at ground zero. They never received an evacuation notice. Thankfully, Betsy and her daughter were headed out to the store and noticed smoke right behind their home. They rushed inside and gathered the rest of the family and loaded into their vehicle. By the time they were strapping on their seatbelts, flames had reached the back of their home. There was no time to pack anything. They drove away to watch their home of over 30 years along everything they owned engulfed in flames in the rear view mirror.

Rocky has been a hard worker all his life. He’s a professional truck driver who’s heavily involved with the agriculture and ranching in Colorado. About a year and a half ago Rocky was diagnosed with Cancer and had to focus his energy and hard-work into fighting the disease.

Betsy is a hospital worker and has been a frontline fighter at Good Samaritan throughout the entire pandemic.
They also had their daughter, her husband, and their 4 children living with them.

Please consider helping these two people who have spent their entire careers helping their community.

These hardworking individuals are not the type of people to ask for a handout, but they are so deserving and would truly appreciate any contributions. Thank you!