While volunteering she heard of a job opportunity with Santiam Service Integration, but she was not ready due to the emotions of the wildfire. As a survivor, Nancy wanted to contribute to the community and help other survivors in need. The Hall served as a distribution site that housed various wildfire survivor needs including food, clothing, and household items. Two months after the fire Nancy started to volunteer at Anthony Hall. Enjoying the scenery was her release her peaceful time. Being able to see the horses in the pasture next to the house in the mornings, feed them, work with them, and ride. Her greatest joy came from relaxing on her property, taking in the views with her partner, and spending time with her animals (horses/cattle/dogs/cats).

Nancy’s home was not only her shelter, but also her sanctuary. Nancy and her partner lost his four generation 100+ year-old home along with two barns, farming equipment, and nearly 100 acres of timber. It is temporarily muted,” recounts Nancy Jankowski.

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