i ve talked to a few people who are really struggling with anxiety from the whole situation and i m one of them. i mean, it s not something i want to experience again. while some in town are scarred from the experience, no one suffers a loss like lenora. her husband wayne, a retired emergency room nurse, is found crushed in their home. he dies from his injuries. he s the one person killed in henryville during the tornado. at 59, you never think you re going to be a widow. you just don t think that it will happen to you. lenora and her family are devastated and her house destroyed, but she plans to rebuild and install a tornado-proof basement on the land she treasured with her husband. i m going to make him proud. people should cherish the time that they have. live it like it s your last. carpe diem, he would say. coming up, a plane runs out
It s picking stuff up. look, you can see it rotate. we both had little cameras that you can take video or snapshots. we just like doing that. we were always fascinated with the sky. we just always took pictures. it looks like it s heading right toward us. maybe we should get away from the window? it looked like it was so far away when i look at the videos. i ve got to close the door. oh, my gosh! tornado on the ground! tornado on the ground! before they know it, the tornado is upon them. lenora and wayne huddle together in a room with no windows in the safest part of their house and cover themselves with a blanket. the couple has no idea how things will turn out. he said, i love you and i said, i love you, too. then immediately we both said, my ears are popping. you know, it was like at the same time. what starts as a fascination with the stormy sky is now a dangerous life-or-death struggle
Station and eight churches. when the tornado warnings sound, not everyone is concerned. my mother was texting me, and she was telling me there was going to be severe weather, and i kind of blew it off, you know, didn t think anything of it. neither does perry hunter, a teacher at henryville high school. it just seemed like a normal day to me. we knew that there was a chance for bad weather, but we get these warnings quite often in the spring. it s coming right toward henryville. i know it. just a few miles away, perry s aunt, lenora hunter, and wayne, her husband of 41 years, listened to the tornado warnings on television. you ve got to be taking shelter now portions of crawford county because this storm is moving through your area with a tornado on the ground. i m hoping it goes to the north of us. we were watching out the living room window, and that s when i said, that looks kind of wicked over there. it s coming here. i m hoping it goes through it s picking
Not everyone is concerned. my mother was texting me, and she was telling me there was going to be severe weather, and i kind of blew it off, you know, didn t think anything of it. neither does perry hunter, a teacher at henryville high school. it just seemed like a normal day to me. we knew that there was a chance for bad weather, but we get these warnings quite often in the spring. it s coming right toward henryville. i know it. just a few miles away, perry s aunt, lenora hunter, and wayne, her husband of 41 years, listened to the tornado warnings on television. you ve got to be taking shelter now portions of crawford county because this storm is moving through your area with a tornado on the ground. i m hoping it goes to the north of us. we were watching out the living room window, and that s when i said, that looks kind of wicked over there. it s coming here. i m hoping it goes through
Long road back before life returns to normal. i ve talked to a few people who are really struggling with anxiety from the whole situation and i m one of them. i mean, it s not something i want to experience again. while some in town are scarred from the experience, no one suffers a loss like lenora. her husband wayne, a retired emergency room nurse, is found crushed in their home. he dies from his injuries. he s the one person killed in henryville during the tornado. at 59, you never think you re going to be a widow. you just don t think that it will happen to you. lenora and her family are devastated and her house destroyed, but she plans to rebuild and install a tornado-proof basement on the land she treasured with her husband. i m going to make him proud. people should cherish the time that they have. live it like it s your last. carpe diem, he would say. coming up, a plane runs out of fuel over the pacific. and next, passengers under attack on a public bus. i did not