Loss of the Wilsons

March 6th, 2020 we lost a very big part of our lives, especially my father. He lost what he has built with hard work and determination over the last 30 years of his life. I lost what I collected over the last 10 years of mine. My father being 65 this October and having a disability, which he was just in a wheelchair a few months ago and has re learned to walk, he cannot work to get all of his treasures back. The neighbours house caught on fire, my dad wasn’t notified until it was too late, he did not have time to try get our 12 vehicles out or any personal belongings. Our shop which also had a living quarters in it caught fire and burned to the ground, us losing baby videos, baby pictures, childhood toys, WW2 items when my Great Grandfather fought in the war, my dads items when he was a child, grandparents items that we treasured as one of them has passed on as well as furniture, clothes, equipment, tools, many collector items including magazines, model cars, model trains and more personal belongings within that. This building was where I was raised, my siblings were raised, this building is where my father taught me to love cars and treasure cars, this building has so many memories that are currently burned. I know we can keep the memories in our minds, but our pieces that help support those beautiful memories have since been burnt to a crisp. This is the building I learned to fix cars in, my dad shot a TV Show “Lug Nuts” in which all the film and camera equipment and tapes has since been burnt, a building I use to ride my bicycle in and around the cars and the TV when my dad had a living room set up in the shop part. I have all my dearest memories in this building and so does the rest of my family. What saddens me the most is my father retired, he was suppose to be enjoying his years and enjoying his dream cars he purchased, 3 of his dream vehicles burnt in flames that day, His 2009 Dodge Challenger done as vanishing point edition, 1966 Monaco and his 1966 Chrysler Windsor, he also lost his very first car he bought brand new which was his 1975 Chevy Impala.  We are starting a go fund me to help raise money to pay for cost of clean up, lawyer fees, and to try make up for some of our treasures lost or put towards rebuilding since we don't have very good insurance. Thank you so much for all of your support and I will be doing a write up on each car we lost and what it meant to us, I have some pretty cool stories for all of you. You can find these stories on my facebook Maezzi Mopar Wilson or my Instagram @moparmaezzi , thank you.