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Decorative Mural Artist Kim Schaffer Helps Bereaved Family for Habitat...

Riverside County decorative artists Kim Schaffer and Evan Dahlke joined artists from around the United States who volunteered time and talent to help a bereaved Lake Elsinore family finish their home to be featured on TLC's Flip That House. The Fisher family had just begun a major renovation project on a house near Lake Elsinore when Brian Fisher, a former special education teacher who did most of the renovation work himself, became ill and suddenly died. The family felt overwhelmed by this loss and by the project itself--the house still needed walls torn down, plumbing and electrical work, a whole new kitchen, paint, fixtures, flooring, landscaping, pool repair, and more.

Riverside County decorative mural artist (http://flipthathousewithfaux.com), which features the work of the artists and offers advice on flipping houses with faux work as an edge in today's real estate market. Proceeds from the book will benefit Habitat for Humanity. Brian Fisher was a big fan of Habitat for Humanity and supported their home improvement retail stores where you can donate and buy quality used and new building materials: Habitat ReStores Directory (http://www.kimskreations.com

Family Trust Publishing, Dan Woodward 951-678-3369

18475 Grand Ave., Lake Elsinore, CA 92530.

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