The Diplock family is thanking the community for supporting them after their home was destroyed in a fire earlier this year. (Submitted by the Diplock Family)

The Diplock family is thanking the community for supporting them after their home was destroyed in a fire earlier this year. (Submitted by the Diplock Family)

Quesnel family who lost home in fire thanks community

Lisa Diplock said the family is recovering after a late-night fire destroyed their home

The Diplock family is thanking the community for supporting them after their home was destroyed in a fire earlier this year.

“Myself and my husband and children are so grateful for this community and all the help we have received, we are still struggling and still re building but one day at a time,” Lisa Diplock said.

A GoFundMe created for the family smashed through its initial goal.

READ MORE: Quesnel family recovering after fire severely damages home

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