Support pours in for woman injured in fire pit

A fundraiser Saturday at J’Sports Bar in Saukville drew a huge crowd to help Dawn Boeselager pay her medical bills after accidentally falling into her fire pit and being severely burned on July 31. The event, said co-organizer Debbie Bruggink, raised more than its $3,500 goal. Bruggink said Boeselager cried tears of joy after hearing how the event went. “She felt very blessed. She never knew she had that kind of a support system and that so many people who cared,” Bruggink said. Event organizers included (top right photo, from left) Christine Eake, Karen Beyer, Amie Chronis, Brandon Boeselager, Kim Moczynski, Beau and Becca Boeselager, Bruggink and Brianna Boeselager. Top right, Moczynski sold raffle tickets. Above left is Dawn Boeselager. Above right, Sami Bruggink placed a raffle basket. Debbie Bruggink said Boeselager came home from a rehab center on Tuesday. Donations are still being accepted. Visit Bruggink’s Facebook page at  www.facebook.com/debbie.brugginkphillips to bid on Milwaukee Brewers tickets. The deadline is 3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10. Donations may also be made via Venmo under the handle @DBtailwaggers911. Boeselager founded and runs the Tailwaggers911 dog rescue organization, which her family and friends are continuing to operate. Bruggink said she is thankful for the support of J’Sports Bar and its vendor Busch Light for printing the posters and banners for the event.  Top and above right photos by Sam Arendt

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