dermdoc said:
So supposedly they have found Mary Grace's body. Which is good for closure. Thank y'all so much.
Eternal rest grant unto Mary Grace. Such a beautiful name for a beautiful girl.
dermdoc said:
So supposedly they have found Mary Grace's body. Which is good for closure. Thank y'all so much.
P.U.T.U said:
A lot of people from all over are viewing this thread, in a few days it has close to 1.5 million views. We learned from Covid that people from all over look at Texags during crisis since for the most part it is a reliable and quick source of information.
I say this as a reminder that there are a lot of eyes on what is being said and this needs to be remembered, i.e. we have reporters DMing people on here.
Derm, been out of pocket most of today and just saw this post. Finished getting caught up on the thread and echo my heartfelt condolences for you and your family.dermdoc said:
So supposedly they have found Mary Grace's body. Which is good for closure. Thank y'all so much.
bcrawfs said:
Rest in peace Mary Grace Baker and Hadley Hanna.
I'm continually devastated by this tragedy, and both families are in my thoughts and prayers tonight.
Those still missing:
Cile Steward
Blakely McCrory
Greta Toranzo
Molly DeWitt
Kellyanne Lytal
Margaret Sheedy
Virginia Hollis
(if any additional Mystic girls are missing that I am unaware of, please do share)
Lord, let these families have closure.
Pink ribbons from Ohio.
trouble said:dubi said:I ordered a 100 yard roll so I'll have leftovers.trouble said:
I'm doing whatever I have at the house when I get back
Mary Grace pink!
Feel free to go tie some of my trees. I'm not back until Thursday night.
I wont have ribbon to share with Trouble until Thursday. Hobby Lobby was closed when i just sent it from Amazon.Quote:
I'll stop by this afternoon and make sure your trees have ribbons.
I am so sorry for your loss, Derm. I am praying for peace and comfort for you and your family.dermdoc said:
So supposedly they have found Mary Grace's body. Which is good for closure. Thank y'all so much.
dermdoc said:
So supposedly they have found Mary Grace's body. Which is good for closure. Thank y'all so much.
dermdoc said:
You folks are amazing.
dermdoc said:
So supposedly they have found Mary Grace's body. Which is good for closure. Thank y'all so much.
SpreadsheetAg said:dermdoc said:
So supposedly they have found Mary Grace's body. Which is good for closure. Thank y'all so much.
Sending love your way Derm. I don't have the right words brother.
Prayers and condolences from my family to yours, dermdoc.dermdoc said:SpreadsheetAg said:dermdoc said:
So supposedly they have found Mary Grace's body. Which is good for closure. Thank y'all so much.
Sending love your way Derm. I don't have the right words brother.
Your words are perfect. Just like everyone else's on here.
Right now what I'm seeing is the need for people with skills in search and recovery.Who?mikejones! said:
How does one find their way on a volunteer search team?
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All volunteer efforts and donation coordination are being directed through The Salvation Army Social Services Office, located at 855 Hayes St., Kerrville, TX.
If you are interested in volunteering, please visit our website or social media pages to sign up.
I'm still trying to catch up from last night, so it might be somewhere in the thread I haven't got to yet. But, is there a direct way to contribute to the care and feeding of these Aggies and to support their mission? If so, please post it or DM me. If there are specific needs (tools, gas, or whatever), please let that be known as well.Gaeilge said:McInnis 03 said:If Dion says it, take it as completely legit when it comes to any matter Bonfire related.Nonregdrummer09 said:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/172H8vMtPF/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Anyone with Bonfire confirm this?Quote:
To those of you who support Bonfire, know that you are a critical part of this. This is what your support for these Aggies achieves, far beyond the Woods…
I got a call yesterday from a group with Kerr county's disaster response and recovery operations. They desperately needed working experience in timber, brush, and debris. Ideally, a self-directing group with an established command structure, and regular practice in inhospitable conditions. Of course, they were looking for Bonfire. Their commitment not being mine to give, I connected with student leadership to see if they were in a position and willing to help. I found that they were already in that area - without ever having been asked - and had already been working elsewhere. They were eager for an objective that best leveraged their unique abilities in service to others. They immediately connected with the coordinator. With their new mission, they flew back to Aggieland, resupplied, and an advance team was back on site that evening with equipment, and worked until dark. Coordinating with local teams, that night they refined their plans for the next day. More Aggies with the required operational experience would be joining them the next day and through the week. Having a plan to work to maximum effect and safety were imperative.
The situation is constantly changing, but as of now, they operate as a mobile tactical debris removal team, clearing the way for dogs, searchers, and rescuers. They have been briefed on what to expect. They know the hazards, but they likewise know their capacity - and so their duty - to meet them. I spoke with them last night and am struck by their resolve and sober measure of the situation and their role in it. I am in awe of their courage and selfless service, and eternally grateful for the endlessly-serving Aggies of Bonfire.
I will be connecting with them again this evening when their day's work is done to see what they need. I'll update accordingly.
Correct. Dion is one of the official administrators of Student Bonfire and still basically runs everything for Student Bonfire.