Help Save Grandparents Cabin!
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We welcome all to join our heartfelt journey to save Papa & Grandma's cabin from foreclosure! After surviving the depression and working so hard their entire lives to build their dream home on the Snake river, with beliefs of their grandchildren enjoying for generations to come, this family treasure was allowed to fall into foreclosure by their adult kids (who never paid anything after they passed away). 😭💔 As the eldest grandchild who was raised by Papa & grandma, I have been working with the county commissioner to redeem this home and ensure their dream becomes reality. Please help me in raising the necessary funds to redeem the property and save this family gem!! All proceeds will go to the county tax Assessor & real estate attorney. Thank you for every donation and please share, share,share the campaign 🙏 ❤️
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2026-07-10 00:00:00
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We're beyond excited to have the opportunity to save my grandparents cabin!
Located on the Snake River, our grandpa was an avid fisherman who envisioned having his own fishing bed & breakfast. The cabin was only a shell when they bought it. They spent years completing the home, one room at a time. As children, my cousins and I would sleep on the subfloor in the early days. Always waking to the aroma of Papa's delicious breakfasts, before spending the day trying to snag the biggest catfish. Slowly but surely, they created their dream home, complete with that plush carpet grandma wanted for her feet and that air conditioning that was so vital in the hot Eastern Oregon summers. Everything they had worked so hard for was within that life-size Lincoln log home. They finished it all, grandma retired, and the very next year Papa passed away 😢 Grandma remained in the cabin for another 18 years, before long term care became necessary. She rejoined Papa in 2019. Unbeknownst to me, their surviving adult children did not pay any property taxes. Due to geographical distances, they also did not maintain the property once they cleared out all material items they wanted. In the winter of 2024 I learned the cabin was foreclosed and immediately contacted the county commissioner. I also drove the hundreds of miles to see the cabin for myself. It was heartbreaking to see the damage of pure neglect, aftermath of squatters (who have since been cleared out) and absolute disrespect and disregard for this property that meant so much to our grandparents. Through months of working with the county commissioners office, and the advisement of their legal counsel, I was finally able to acquire the approval to establish simple estate and forge a path towards redeeming the property. Though they only had 12 grandchildren and a handful of great grandchildren when they passed away; there are now many great grandchildren and great great grandchildren who deserve to make memories and retain the love of this precious home for generations to come. Please help us by joining in this journey... Save the Cabin! If thirty thousand people around the world were to donate $1, we will reach the goal!
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