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Tennessee man with meat smoker feeds people after Kentucky Tornado

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  • J JohnG5

    GWG8541 tornado.jpg
    Former roommate and his girlfriend on the cover of the Wichita Eagle standing on top of my former home.

    Aerial view. Was a three-lot mobile home park. Across the street was a nursing home and a grain bin/farm supply store. A lot had been cleaned up by the time this photo was taken.

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    JohnG5 brother I’m glad your still with us. The aerial photo with the building untouched in the background is amazing. I hope you all are doing OK today with those 90 mph winds in Kansas. My nephew lives near Salina said they had 98 MPH straight wind today. Unbelievable

    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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      RON PARRISH It got back to normal pretty quick, just had to do more shopping than normal. Learned to downsize my life quite a bit. I have not anywhere near a quarter of the possessions I used to have and I don’t care about getting them back.

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      JohnG5 Thats the spirit! Glad everything worked out

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        JohnG5 Thats the spirit! Glad everything worked out

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        RON PARRISH JohnG5 just watching the local news from the Kentucky tornados. The biggest being an EF4 with a mile wide path that traveled 128 miles long. The photos of Mayfield are heartbreaking. The downtown area is destroyed. Ron, it reminds me of the 1974 Xenia, Ohio F5 that hit. I can remember driving by in the aftermath of that with my dad to check out a friend’s neighborhood. It was literally gone. I was 10 when it hit and never forgot those images. Stuff can be replaced, but the loss of life in Kentucky is sad to say the least.

        “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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          RON PARRISH JohnG5 just watching the local news from the Kentucky tornados. The biggest being an EF4 with a mile wide path that traveled 128 miles long. The photos of Mayfield are heartbreaking. The downtown area is destroyed. Ron, it reminds me of the 1974 Xenia, Ohio F5 that hit. I can remember driving by in the aftermath of that with my dad to check out a friend’s neighborhood. It was literally gone. I was 10 when it hit and never forgot those images. Stuff can be replaced, but the loss of life in Kentucky is sad to say the least.

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          GWG8541 I lived in Trenton at that time but made that same drive with my dad. Those images do stick with you. Cant imagine actually going thru it.

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