Alaskan Bush’s Season 12 Finale: Faith and Fury Many, like the Browns themselves, would go on to rebuild elsewhere. Thankfully, no fatalities are associated with the devastating wildfire. “Everybody made it out completely safe! We’re all totally good,” Bear Brown adds.Ī post shared by Alaskan Bush People in all, 30 structures were lost in 2020’s Palmer Fire. “There’s been a massive wildfire on Palmer Mountain,” Noah Brown begins the family’s statement.
Their first step toward helping came with a heartfelt video through Alaskan Bush People‘s social media accounts: During and after, the family partnered with Discovery Channel to raise donations through the Red Cross to help those impacted by the wildfires. The Alaskan Bush People family were good to Bear’s word, too. “My family doesn’t need any help, but a lot of other families effected by the fire do! It’s tragic how many homes have been lost! But to those who have lost my heart goes out to you all! Stay strong! It’s always darkest before the dawn and God bless you all!” The Browns, All Safe, Turn to Help Others
“I would like to wish everybody well that has lost from the fire! My family and I have lost a lot, but we are not the only ones! Many people have lost there homes and there livelihood! Please everyone reach out to those in need with helping hands!” he wrote August 25 of 2020. Bear would go on to post many more glimpses into the wildfire’s devastation.
Thankfully, as both their reps and the family would confirm, the Browns were all able to evacuate with their lives. “We are very grateful that the family are all safe and have enormous gratitude for the firefighters who made sure of that,” the rep continued. In a statement to The Sun, Bear’s rep told the trade that “much was lost from the fire but the family is still gathering details.” (Before shot from 2019, taken at higher altitude.) /xy4P6EyI0y- Ryan Berenz October 13, 2020 #AlaskanBushPeople barn before and after the fire.
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