A Hero
Submitted by: John
On the night of the Chapman tornado, there was a young woman at the Middle School shelter. I believe her name is Danielle, she told the storm shelter directors that she was a nurse and offered her assistance. Once the tornado passes through the gym, she was up and outside looking for people. Someone brought in two critically wounded people. A woman with a head injury and her husband with a neck injury. This young nurse tended to both of those people until EMS could get them out. She kept these two people alive for 45 minutes, despite having an injury herself. I watched her run back and forth the whole time, she asked everyone she saw if they were alright. She maintained such a calm demeanor...it was remarkable. I went to find her after the all clear was called and the injured had been taken away. I only caught a glimpse of her as she walked away with her husband...but I could still hear her asking if everyone was ok. I think she needs some sort of recognition, or at least let her know that I saw her efforts...and that she is appreciated.
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salina toronado
Submitted by: LAWRENCE SIDLES
shot from k4 @ 81
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Salina tornado
Submitted by: Mary Anderson
My daughter and son live on East Wilson in Salina, and picked up this gigantic hailstone on 6-11-08, after the storm had passed through. I''ve never seen one this big!
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Manhattan Tornado Aftermath
Submitted by: Whitney Wilborn
Weber Hall at KSU.
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