The Peters family home was destroyed Wednesday when a fast moving fire started in the garage. It happened at 15090 Trigger Road in Peyton.

The owner of the home, Kerri Peters, says her two children, 14-year-old Ethan and 11-year-old daughter, Cheyann were home at the time. The kids smelled smoke coming from the garage and called 911.

"My daughter called, I listened to her frantically scream and cry. And I wasn't there," said Peters.

In a rush to get home from her job in Falcon, Peters was less than 1/4 mile from her house when she saw it up in flames. "I just kind of lost it at that point," said Peters. That's when she accidentally rolled her car. She was taken to the hospital and got eight staples in her head. But, besides some bumps and bruises, she's okay. Police ticketed her for careless driving. Her car was totaled.

The entire house is a loss. Peters tells 11 News that she's devastated. The family lost nearly everything. Sunday, her husband and son went to the burned home to pick up the few items they could save.

Peters says several schools in Peyton are holding clothes and food drives for the family.

An account for the family has been set up at ENT Federal Credit Union. Donations are being made to the Kerri Peters fire fund.