I'm good on help, between my parents church and my cousins church I think I'm covered. I think Brandi's BFF needs the help worse than I do.
I'm good on help, between my parents church and my cousins church I think I'm covered. I think Brandi's BFF needs the help worse than I do.
I have got everything out that I wanted to save. Not much left to do at "the rubble" but invetory some items.
Yesterday I saw two hispanic males walking through wearing yellow hard hats. They were looking at whats left of my neighbor behind me's house. I thought it was odd that someone in a hard hat would be wearing shorts and tennis shoes. I did not question them because those neighbors are Native and I thought maybe I was confused. Thirty minutes later an officer asked my GF if she had seen those two individuals because they were looters. Hopefully they were caught and from now on I'm challenging anyone who is not a neighbor.
Tomorrow I plan on going back to work on my invetory and since someone rented me a skid loader I'm going to see if anyone in the area needs any help. If anyone know someone in the area around Briarwood that needs help I'll be on Broadway with a white skid loader.
I've been overwhelemed by the support and help from friends, family, co-workers, and strangers. I've always had something to eat and drink and people come by and help. Four Airmen came by yesterday and helped load my safe and fridge. I was shocked when I learned they were on their own time and just wanting to help.
Yesterday I saw two hispanic males walking through wearing yellow hard hats. They were looking at whats left of my neighbor behind me's house. I thought it was odd that someone in a hard hat would be wearing shorts and tennis shoes. I did not question them because those neighbors are Native and I thought maybe I was confused. Thirty minutes later an officer asked my GF if she had seen those two individuals because they were looters. Hopefully they were caught and from now on I'm challenging anyone who is not a neighbor.
Tomorrow I plan on going back to work on my invetory and since someone rented me a skid loader I'm going to see if anyone in the area needs any help. If anyone know someone in the area around Briarwood that needs help I'll be on Broadway with a white skid loader.
I've been overwhelemed by the support and help from friends, family, co-workers, and strangers. I've always had something to eat and drink and people come by and help. Four Airmen came by yesterday and helped load my safe and fridge. I was shocked when I learned they were on their own time and just wanting to help.
Spent last Friday all day working out of the Moore Community Center hauling workers, tools and food stuff around the 10 different work sights. Lots of folks snd not surprisingly about 90% were church affilited
Crews heading out on Sunday from 1:00p – 6:00p. We’ll be running all day Monday, 8:30am – 8:00pm.
We need heavy equipment (bobcats, excavators, etc.). If you can bring those, please email [email protected] with your contact info and what you can bring. Thank you.
Meet us at Serve Moore HQ at 200 S. Howard Ave.. From the north take I-35 to 27th St exit, take a left on 27th and an immediate right on Broadway. Take a stroll down Broadway into Old Town. We’re bussing people from HQ into the work zones.
More Information: http://servemoore.com
There are a few places where you can go to volunteer to do actual field work. They were very organzied today. Checkin with them and they'll let you know whats going on.
•Meet at SERVE MOORE HQ at 200 S. Howard Ave. Moore OK 73160 at 8:30 AM. This work project is daily until further notice.
•Questions call 866-484-3500 & www.servemoore.com
The base camp is still Fresh Start Community Church, 309 N. Eastern, Moore, Oklahoma. (Please do not go directly to the affected areas; all work teams must report to the check-in station at Fresh Start to receive instruction.) Directions: South on I-44 or I-35 to 1-240; then East to Eastern Avenue, and then South to 309 N. Eastern.
Shift times will be as follows:
• Friday, May 24: 9 am–2 pm or 2 pm–7 pm
• Saturday, May 25: 9 am–2 pm or 2 pm–7 pm
• Sunday, May 26: No work shifts on this day.
• Monday: May 27: 9 am–2 pm or 2 pm–7 pm
Children under the age of 12 will not be allowed on the work site. Children, ages 12-15, will only be allowed to participate on the work site if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times. Students, age 16-17, will be allowed to participate on the work site with a signed release form by a parent or legal guardian. Note to Parents: Because of the graphic nature of the destruction and the inherent hazards (nails, glass, debris, etc.), parents should use discretion as to whether their child has the maturity to participate in this mission project.
Because of the hazardous environment, you are required to wear:
• Long pants or jeans
• Closed-toe shoes (steel-toe boots not required but suggested)
• Work gloves
• Face mask (due to dust and insulation)
Upon arrival at the base camp, you will be asked to sign a release form, a copy of which you can download and bring with you – or the form will be
If someone needs to store their possessions I have a 40 x100 steel building available, I also have plenty of outside storage space.
this was posted on friend's/coworkers facebook... I couldn't imagine...
Spent the day yesterday with a good group of friends, some old, and some I'd never met before, going thru what was left of Mike and Shannon Quick's house. Their neighborhood took a direct hit, Shannon lost her life, but her two boys and her mother made it through the storm. Their 13 year old son Tanner just had a bump on his head and a scratch. 8 year old Jackson has severe injuries, underwent surgery Monday night, spent four days in the PICU, and is now recovering in a regular room. But it's going to be a long road for Jackson.
So, here's we're you can help. UPS is is letting Mike take off work as long as he needs. Unfortunately, they are not going to pay him while doing so. I can't imagine losing my wife, my home, all my possessions, seeing my 8 year old son fight for his life, and all the while, worrying about money. Here's the link to donate to Mike and his family. Thanks!
http://www.gofundme.com/30mh60
Spent the day yesterday with a good group of friends, some old, and some I'd never met before, going thru what was left of Mike and Shannon Quick's house. Their neighborhood took a direct hit, Shannon lost her life, but her two boys and her mother made it through the storm. Their 13 year old son Tanner just had a bump on his head and a scratch. 8 year old Jackson has severe injuries, underwent surgery Monday night, spent four days in the PICU, and is now recovering in a regular room. But it's going to be a long road for Jackson.
So, here's we're you can help. UPS is is letting Mike take off work as long as he needs. Unfortunately, they are not going to pay him while doing so. I can't imagine losing my wife, my home, all my possessions, seeing my 8 year old son fight for his life, and all the while, worrying about money. Here's the link to donate to Mike and his family. Thanks!
http://www.gofundme.com/30mh60
I lived five houses down from the Quicks, somehow one of their vehicles ended up in my garage. Such a sad story and a reminder how lucky my family is that my GF and her son survived in the bathroom. I feel so sad about what happened to my neighbors.
My parents up on 149th lost all. And we are plasterd all over the Internet.
Thankfully the bathroom walls held up.
http://m.sltrib.com/sltrib/mobile3/56349877-219/storm-tornado-osmus-says.html.csp
Thankfully the bathroom walls held up.
http://m.sltrib.com/sltrib/mobile3/56349877-219/storm-tornado-osmus-says.html.csp
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