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AS FIFTY WILDFIRES RAGE ACROSS TEN STATES


Practical Disaster Preparation Found in New Booklet

Brattleboro, VT -- While a 65,778-acre fire threatens homes in northeast Nevada, and more than 663,000 acres of forest, brush and ranch land have burned throughout the west in the
past two weeks, a how-to resource to help homeowners prepare for disaster is now available.

This photo-illustrated booklet, produced by Safe Haven Home LLC, provides a motivational resource for documenting and protecting possessions and property in case of loss by fire,
natural disaster or theft.

Marilyn George, author of "How to Inventory and Document Your Possessions," reminds us, "Disasters can strike anywhere ... anytime ... to anyone. It's important to be prepared."
Inspired by her own disastrous fire, George recalls "Most of us believe that misfortune won't find us ... it finds the other person. Preparing for a disaster is not a high priority, although it should be." George hopes that her booklet will change that.

Illustrations, supportive text and tips on photographing and videotaping personal property guide readers through five simple steps to document their possessions.

Thomas H. Truex, CFI, President of Phoenix Investigative Services states, " I can't overemphasize the importance of reading this informative booklet. No one can be entirely
prepared for the financial and emotional devastation associated with a disastrous loss."

With a focus on keeping it simple, a crime safety checklist and over 100 fire prevention safety tips make this a thorough and practical handbook. Available individually or in quantity discounts, the booklets can be ordered online, or by phone or fax. "It is an ideal premium gift for companies," George offers, "Corporate booklets can be customized. But it's a must-have for everyone, whether a homeowner, tenant, or newlywed."

In addition, five percent of the proceeds will go to benefit American Red Cross disaster victims. With the preparation provided by this booklet and endorsed by insurance, fire and crime prevention industry experts, many people could prevent being caught off guard when
disaster strikes.

For more information, visit the Safe Haven Home website at
http://www.safehaven365.com, or contact Marilyn George at 802-254-3489.




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