Help Save My Childhood Home from Sheriff’s Auction

Please help save my childhood home from Sheriffs Auction! On April 3, 2017 my father, Fred L. Morris, passed away. My mother, Shelby J. Morris followed shortly on June 3, 2018. I’ve since been living in the home while trying to keep up with the mortgage and the taxes on a fixed income of $1400 a month. I have been paying $550 a month towards the mortgage and $150 a month towards taxes to the county. To help, my brother, Freddy Morris, has relinquished his interest in our parents estate.

I have 2 children and 1 grandchild.

I need to save this house because it was a safe haven for my children Anthony Hines and Amber Schoeny since the day they were born. I’m so proud of my daughter and what she has done with her life. She married Christopher Schoeny on June 30, 2018 shortly after the passing of my mother. My son, Anthony, has struggles of his own and I love him very much.

On January 7, 2022, my daughter Amber gave birth to my granddaughter Shelby Jr. She is a light in our life. She didn’t get to meet her great grandparents and this house represents their legacy.

Our family emergency started in 1986 when my father, our sole provider had a massive heart attack that nearly took his life. Since that time my family struggled to keep this house.