Texas Floods

[RB II]

Read today that there are 79 confirmed deaths, with 21 of those are children.

That area is a beautiful place in the world and fills up with vacationers and campers this time of year.

We are praying for the families of the deceased and for miracles for those unaccounted for. Also praying for all of those rescue efforts and first responders. Still a dangerous place.
They rescued one girl who was 27' up in a tree. Miracle.

 

[Revolting Peasant]

Evacuation orders renewed for the river, another rain could do the flash flood all over again. Pulling out rescue crews and search parties.

 

[highfinblue]

Cannot imagine what families are going through, our entire church has been praying for all, and will continue to do so, heartbreaking.

 

[Sergeant Stadanko]

to all affected families and first responders. Be safe out there my Brothers and Sisters in blue!

 

[Backwoods towny]

 

[74honker]

Prayers sent for all those affected by this tragic disaster.

 

[TontoDean]

They just pulled all the Search & Rescue volunteers out. Only trained people back in and you have to go thru the Salvation Army for an assignment.

 

[Theron]

Keeping everyone affected in my prayers!

 

[joseph singleton]

PRAYERS sent,((heavy heart)) for all ..

 

[TBell]

Read today that there are 79 confirmed deaths, with 21 of those are children.

That area is a beautiful place in the world and fills up with vacationers and campers this time of year.

We are praying for the families of the deceased and for miracles for those unaccounted for. Also praying for all of those rescue efforts and first responders. Still a dangerous place.
They rescued one girl who was 27' up in a tree. Miracle.

If the same girl she was 20 miles down stream.

Death count for intire event over 104 with still missing over 20, I believe.

 

[wasskeet]

Praying for the families and relief agencies. Watched this and cried with this fellow:

TX flood survivor haunted by screams of kids that couldn't be saved | Fox News Video

FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray spoke with Bud Bolton, a survivor from the catastrophic flooding. (Robert Ray FWX)

www.foxnews.com