Holding on tight to warm his dying wife Thursday, Gerry Casey tried to comfort her, as they face an unimaginable fear.
Yet the Nanaimo seniors are being evicted and have suddenly been given two weeks notice, for what Sharon Kowalchuk’s support worker is calling the most heartless reason.
“My landlord just came up and told me I had to move in two weeks. No paperwork. Nothing,” said Nanaimo resident Sharon Kowalchuk. Without hydro, what’s already difficult has been made even harder. Without any running electricity, Kowalchuk can no longer power the device that refills her oxygen tanks.When CHEK News approached the property owner, he didn’t want to be interviewed.
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