So sorry to hear about their home. So many homes and lives were lost it's just so sad. Hope they get it fixed sooner than 5-6 months. Prayers going out to everyone on those states hit by the tornadoes.

So happy to hear that your daughter and family are ok - it is so hard to deal with distruction like this - when there is so much going on in one area - I can't imagine the expense of a motel for 5-6 months. We will continue to pray for all the people in your communities. Thanks for updating us.

Oh, Lillian, I did not know your family had suffered in the storms. We escaped here in the Loganville, GA. area. I saw the evening news pictures and realized how blessed we are. Keep us updated. Kay

I'm so sorry they have lost their home. Are they getting any help from the Red Cross?

It's good that they had insurance coverage. There are so many contractors out of work here in California too. Too bad it takes a disater to put them to work. Those poor people with no homes and no place to go. I started to "vent" about our government and their involvement in other places, but deleted it. Don't get me started . . . Just glad you are OK--I looked up your address on google, and it was too close for comfort!

I too will keep everyone in my prayers & I pray that this brings people closer together in these troubled times, to help each other however they can.

Sorry to hear this news, hope you will continue to be safe, thinking of you all. Hugs Sally

I'm sorry about their home, but I am so glad that you and they are all fine otherwise. I've been praying for you and yours. It's good hearing from you!

I feel so bad for all of those that lost all their possessions, but I am so glad for lives spared. May God help them all.

Oh gosh, sorry to hear that but glad they are ok. What a mess it all is. Been through lots of tornados but very lucky not to have had damage that bad. Praying that they can get back in their home very soon.

glad daughter and family are safe, sorry that your GS house is that serious. man what a way to start out. But most of all they are safe.

Glad you and your family are OK, very sorry about your grandson's trouble. I hope you all stay safe!

Lillian, so sorry to hear your news about your Grandsons home. Thank goodness they are ok. Hugs and love Yvonne

Sorry to hear that. I feel so badly for all that have lost everything.

Praise God that your family is safe, Lillian. I'm so sorry about the damage to your grandson's home, but will keep them in my prayers.
Hugs,
Jacqueline

Glad to hear you have news ofrom your daughter take care, hugs Lisa

I am so glad you were finally able to talk to them and no one was injured! I know it will an inconvience for them to have to move away from home for so long but with the Grace of God, no one was hurt and eventually they will be able to go home and get back into a regular routine. There were so many families that were not that blessed! Hugs and prayers. Linda

so glad that your family is ok.

I'm happy to hear that all are accounted for. I have a dear friend who is a State Farm agent in this region (1 of 55 agents,in this region). And I was told that 150 people are rated class 1- no home left. There were over 9,000 claims as of yesterday. The only good thing, like you say, is folks having a job that have been without. The thing is, the whole country has been without work, so the work force should be larger than you normally would be able to employ.
Hugs to you and I'm being thankful. Jerrilyn

Lillian, thanks for the update, and I'm very glad that the family is save, take care

Glad your daughter and family are fine. It is a sad thing to see all this devastation around the world but it's especially hard when it hits close to home. Sorry your grandson has to go through this. At least he is safe. Hope it works out soon for him.

Sorry to hear all this but the main thing is there alive and well!!keep well yourself Lillan,praying !!carolyn

So glad that you and your family are safe, and that is what really matters. I just did get word that all of my family in Alabama are okay, but a lot of destruction around the homes. Most of them have been without power since Wednesday, but they too are all safe. My nephew lives outside Florence in Athens, and I am not sure where that is, but he said that he has one half of someone's mobile home that came down in his yard. I think he is trying to find out who it does belong to, but hopefully the owners are safe too.