Stephanie Brown isn't worried about losing her home in the tornado that hit Autauga County. She just wishes she still had her brother. alnews alabamanewsnetwork
Stephanie Brown isn’t worried about losing her home in the tornado that hit Autauga County. She just wishes she still had her brother.“He was in his mobile home and they say the tornado picked the mobile home up, it exploded and he hit the ground,” she said.
That happened in the Old Kingston area of Autauga County where seven people were killed. There is an area of about two acres where four generations of the same family lived in mobile homes until the tornado hit. Others were more fortunate, like Vicky Desedear and her family. They were in a closet when the tornado sucked out the windows and the contents of their bedroom.
“We just rode it out, me and my daughter-in-law. We were just screaming prayers, ‘Please, Jesus keep us alive.'” Brown will be rebuilding her life without her brother. But she says her faith will carry her through.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Disaster Relief Fund Established for Autauga County Tornado Victims - Alabama NewsThe Central Alabama Community Foundation has set up a disaster relief fund for victims of the January 12 tornado in Autauga County. alnews alabamanewsnetwork
Weiterlesen »
UPDATE: Recovery Efforts Start in Autauga County, Where Tornado Killed Six People - Alabama NewsAutauga County EMA Director Ernie Baggett was live on WAKA 8 Thursday night to outline the tornado recovery efforts that are underway. alnews alabamanewsnetwork
Weiterlesen »