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Willey wrote on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/kathleen.willey1/posts/10217725114461654
“Dear FB friends. I believe in the power of prayer and I am in great need of them. My mortgage company has told me that they will be arriving at my home on November 5. With the help of the sheriff, they will remove everything in this house and put it all in my driveway. 21 years of my life. They will put my beloved animals in a shelter. What will my 1 little, blind Liam do without me. What will I do without them? I have nowhere to go. Nowhere. Please, please pray for me. I don’t know what will become of me. I need all of you. I can’t imagine living in a shelter, which can be very dangerous. Thank you for your prayers.”

On GoFundMe, a campaign in her name had raised nearly $20,000 of a $50,000 goal on Monday.
https://www.gofundme.com/help-kathleen-willey-save-her-home

The campaign said: “Thanks to all of you for your understanding and support through these turbulent years. Ever since I became involved in the Clinton impeachment 21 years ago (not of my doing, I was subpoenaed,) I have not been able to find meaningful employment. I ‘almost’ got a lot of positions, but nothing ever came to fruition. Sitting across the desk from a recruiter and saying that your name is ‘Kathleen Willey’ is not easy!

“What money I did have simply disappeared on living expenses. I ran out and am now living on Social Security, which never lasts the entire month. I am ‘under water’ and selling this house is not an option. I would be left with nothing,” the campaign explained.

She cites income of $1,318 a month.

“I still look for work every day, but it’s hard at 72. I have no family on whom I can count for support. I love this little house in the woods. It’s the only place I can find peace, solace and some source of serenity. I can’t even let myself think about packing and putting everything into storage. I had surgery on my back last year and moving seems beyond my abilities.

“I need a miracle. These people are ruthless. I begged them to work with me, but they just kept on walking away from me,”