NORTH YARMOUTH — A fund has been started to benefit a woman whose home at 72 Prince Well Road was damaged in a Christmas Day fire.
Neither the home owner Paula Roberge nor any other people were home at the time, although a pet cat died in the blaze.
The Falmouth Emergency Medical Team and Falmouth Central Fire Co. started the relief fund for Roberge, who has been an active member of Falmouth Fire-EMS for more than 15 years. Her late husband, Edward Roberge, was a Falmouth police officer for more than 30 years, according to Kevin Morton of Falmouth Public Safety.
Donations may be sent to: Paula Roberge Recovery Fund, c/o TD Banknorth, 200 Route 1, Falmouth, ME 04105, Attn: Asst. Manager Aaron Splint.
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