Tornados

[PAWS 72]

Mods I know this will get moved but please leave it a couple days. I think it will be seen here more.Thanks

I hope no one had any massive damage from the weekend storms.

My heart goes out to the ones that did have damage or lost every thing from the storms.May God watch over everyone. If you know of any board members that had damage would you please post and let us know that their ok.

Thoughts and Prayers are with everyone during this time. JASON

[Longhorn 70]

I pray for the survivors and families of the victims of the storm. LORD let them get the comfort and assistance the need at this time.


Vince

[zeldman]

Please dont forget to add the people in the Philippines in your prayers. My wife is from Tacloban, the hardest hit area. Her mother lost her house and everything in it. Another cousin along with his wife and three children didnt survive. There are still about 5 more relatives that have not been heard from as of last night. The entire town is wiped out, and food, water and medicine is very hard to get. Even the hospitals were destroyed. Right now the family is staying at my wifes mothers house, or whats left of it. They have built a short wall and used pieces of the roof to make a lean to. This is what they are sleeping under without bedding or even blankets. The family is trying to get out of Tacloban and travel to Cebu to be with other family, and will try to build temporary housing.

[Longhorn 70]

Zeldman I am sorry to hear that. YES I will continue to pray for them as well as our armed forces that are sending aid.

[Reyals Bemus]

Flying out to assist with storm recovery tonight!

[PAWS 72]

[QUOTE=Reyals Bemus;6370867]Flying out to assist with storm recovery tonight![/QUOT

Be careful. Thoughts and Prayers are with everyone in this time of need.

Please,if you can, Keep us updated with information on whats going on down there.

[PAWS 72]

Originally Posted by zeldman

Please dont forget to add the people in the Philippines in your prayers. My wife is from Tacloban, the hardest hit area. Her mother lost her house and everything in it. Another cousin along with his wife and three children didnt survive. There are still about 5 more relatives that have not been heard from as of last night. The entire town is wiped out, and food, water and medicine is very hard to get. Even the hospitals were destroyed. Right now the family is staying at my wifes mothers house, or whats left of it. They have built a short wall and used pieces of the roof to make a lean to. This is what they are sleeping under without bedding or even blankets. The family is trying to get out of Tacloban and travel to Cebu to be with other family, and will try to build temporary housing.

Thoughts and Prayers are with yall bud. Please keep us updated on whats going on.

Thanks for the info guys. Everyone else let us know whats going on also please.

[In The Ten Ring]

I am at a loss for words for what has happened. So safe from bad weather here in WV....hard to imagine what has happened.

I will continue to pray.

[Liz]

On of our long term Admins TJ lives in Washington Il. His home is repairable, the block behind his house is gone. His family made it through uninjured from what all I have read. Scary stuff...

[Longhorn 70]

Originally Posted by Liz

On of our long term Admins TJ lives in Washington Il. His home is repairable, the block behind his house is gone. His family made it through uninjured from what all I have read. Scary stuff...

PRAISE that he and his made it through!!

[Keith Seymore]

We must have been on the edge of the storm here in Southeast Michigan.

Super high winds (no tornados, thankfully) knocked the power out for about 36 hours. Lots of branches on the ground and a couple big trees down but they didn't fall on anything.

The pre-production build shops here at work have locker rooms with showers, so I got dressed in the dark and showered here Monday morn. Power was back on by the time I got home.

All in all - no complaints here.

K

[zeldman]

Thank you all for your continued prayers for my wifes family in Tacloban, Philippine Islands. All we know for now is that one brother walks to the airport early every morning and brings back one bag of supplies every evening. My mother in law is a strong woman. She told me about how she was a little girl in 1942 and when Japannese planes bombed her village, then the next day they came into the school and took all the text books and the principal. The next day they came back with new text books and then took as much food as they could carry. When I went to Tacloban to ask permission to marry her daughter, she grilled me for two hours before she gave us her blessing. I came out of there feeling like I had just completed basic training. My wifes sister is in Manilla trying to box up food and medicine for the family. The military is taking family members into Tacloban, but she is waiting until she can get the meds my mother in law needs. Hopefully she will make it there in the next couple of days.

Again, thank you everyone for your prayers for the people of the Philippines, the victims of the tornados here in the US and for the military personel that work so hard, and miss sleep so that we may sleep safely at night. God bless you all. Billy and Donna

[PAWS 72]

Thanks for posting yall. Thoughts and Prayers are still goin out to everyone.

[zeldman]

Originally Posted by PAWS 72

Thanks for posting yall. Thoughts and Prayers are still goin out to everyone.

Thank you for starting this post, and everyone else for your prayers.