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A Special Report By The Joplin Globe |
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Left, Peg Jeffries, and her
mother, Jane Miller, sit on the foundation of what was the Miller's
home west of Lamar. This make the third time the Miller's house
has been destroyed. |
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Globe/T. Rob Brown "God Was/Is Here" adorns the exterior wall of a hallway that was the hiding place of Tina Schaffer and four other people, including a baby, during the Sunday evening tornado that tore through Carl Junction, as seen Tuesday afternoon, May 6, 2003. Schaffer's residence was located on Missouri Highway 171, just south of Ivy Road. |
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Globe/T. Rob Brown Daryel and Tina Shaffer, seated, speak with Pro 100 Realtor Mike Flanagan Tuesday afternoon, May 6, 2003, on Missouri Highway 171, just south of Ivy Road, near Carl Junction, about purchasing a new home as they sit around the rubble of their old one that was destroyed by Sunday evening's tornado. |
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Globe/T. Rob Brown Ron Kegerries looks over piles of his possessions Tuesday afternoon, May 6, 2003, on Missouri Highway 171, just south of Ivy Road, near Carl Junction. His home was destroyed by Sunday evening's tornado. |
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Globe/Vince Rosati Debbi and Steve Young make temporary repairs to the roof of their business, S and D Auto, in downtown Pierce City. |
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Globe/Vince Rosati Mike Hayes and Maury McDunner carry some of the track lighting fixtures from the art gallery of M. Charles and Lavetta Rhinehart in downtown Pierce City. |
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Globe/Vince Rosati Jack George, a Pierce City resident, looks at the devastated buildings along Commercial Street in the downtown area. |
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Globe/Vince Rosati Raymond Yoder and Jeff Owens load the contents of a house at 206 West Main, Pierce City in a U-Haul truck. |
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Globe/Vince Rosati James Kyle and Chuck Paternostro carry furnature from the Archer Antiques store in Pierce City to a truck. |
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Globe/vince Rosati Jeff Owens and Raymond Yoder carry the contents of 206 West Main Street, Pierce City to a U-Haul truck. |
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