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View the full archive of Tornado Witness Radio Norm Was My Guardian Angel Renae Kincaid and Norm Beuthien were thrown more than 300 feet by the tornado that hit their home near New Hartford, Iowa. Renae survived, but her beloved boyfriend Norm did not. Moments before the couple were taken by the tornado, Norm kissed Renae and interlocked arms with her while the two clutched a wooden carving of Norm's mom. "Everything's going to be ok...Just hold on... Don't let go" Renae remembers nothing from that moment forward, but is sure that Norm did something to sa ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Emmy's story continued. Emmy Cherry was a very special girl who died in the Atkins, Arkansas tornado of February 5, 2008. In this second part of "Emmy's Story" family members tell of how very special Emmy really was. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | It's hard to find a buddy like that, and now he's gone. Ron Schipper drove fast though New Hartford, Iowa blowing his horn to warn people of an approaching tornado. After the storm passed, Ron tried to help survivors only to find his best friend and co-worker , Norm Beuthien, a casualty of the storm. Ron carried on his search and rescue efforts, but later recalled âThat was a long mile to search after you find your best buddy laying thereâ Ron tells us about the life and times of his best friend, Norm and also gives vivid detail of this, the s ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Cindy's pragmatic, Rena thinks she is going to die. Cindy Harris and colleague Rena Morrow were outside the Windsor, Colorado train depot station museum when hail started to hit. Someone's cell phone rang to announce a tornado was coming. Both ladies headed for their cars hoping to make the safety of the old town hall basement. Both of them did not make it in time and met with the full force of the tornado. While bricks from the town hall hit Cindy's car, being pragmatic she thought who's going to clean up this mess. Blocks away, Rena Morrow ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | I feel like a little lost dog with no place to go. Rosetta Banda lost everything to the tornado, except for her family. Still the pain goes on for her and the other survivors of the town of Lafayette, including the town church that lost its Preacher along with his family in an accident that happened while they gave aid to families displaced by the tornado. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | 100-year-old tornado survivor can't forget 100-year-old Stella Velinsky of Colon, Nebraska canât forget the tornado she survived more than 50 years ago. Stella talks about the 1953 Yutan, Nebraska tornado that destroyed her farm and carried her son more than a block away. Stella also talks about hard work and the newspaper route that is still in her name. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | A Special Thank You To Emergency Workers from Stacy Kizer Stacy Kizer of Atkins, Arkansas talks about the incredible acts of kindness and generosity by the American Red Cross, FEMA, Arkansas Tech University Students and even a Katrina Hurricane survivor who cooked for the volunteers and people of the community. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | A weather radio saved my life. Dusty had about 9 minutes to leave his home before it was completely destroyed by the tornado. A weather radio and quick action on his part saved his life. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | I'm rich in what counts. 81-year-old Dorothy Sherman survived an EF-5 tornado with nothing else but a card table to hide under. Dorothy talks about the tornado, about her life in New Hartford, and why she's "the richest person in the state of Iowa" Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Life and weather are one. For Photographer Allan Detrich, life and weather are one. In this Tornado Witness Radio interview, Allan talks about his love of storm chasing, severe weather photography, and the very first EF-5 tornado that he and his team MESO survived with long lasting consequences. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Lafayette Tornado Interview with Rosetta Banda Rosetta lost everything to the tornado, except for her family. Still the pain goes on for her and the other survivors of the town of Lafayette, including the town church that lost its Preacher along with his family in an accident that happened while they gave aid to families displaced by the tornado. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Lafayette Tornado Interview with Dusty McGiver Dusty had about 9 minutes to leave his home before it was completely destroyed by the tornado. A weather radio and quick action on his part saved his life. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Layfayette Tornado Interview with John Spencer John Spencer rode-out the Lafayette tornado in his La-Z-Boy chair while his house was completely destroyed around him. Hear the dramatic account that was both shocking and thrilling for this Tornado Witness. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | A Special Thank You To Emergency Workers from Stacy Kizer Stacy Kizer of Atkins, Arkansas talks about the incredible acts of kindness and generosity by the American Red Cross, FEMA, Arkansas Tech University Students and even a Katrina Hurricane survivor who cooked for the volunteers and people of the community. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Baby Tumbleweed 11 month old Kyson Stowell was thrown more than 300 feet by the tornado that hit Sumner County, Tennessee, and lived. What's more incredible is that he may have saved his own life by alerting rescue workers to the fact that he was a real human being and not just one of the many dolls strewn around the muddy field he lay in face down in. Kyson's Grandmother, Kay Stowell tells Kyson's story and how his strong family background may have prepared him to survive this deadly tornado. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Intuition saved us from the storm. Jean Bivens and her daughter Kayla have a long history of intuition, or ESP. Perhaps this is the only thing that saved them from the tornado that hit Caruthersville, Missouri on April 2, 2006. Tornado Witness Radio interviewed Kayla Bivens right after the storm in 2006 and in this interview we she how life has changed for her since talking with you over 2 years ago. Also, Kayla gives a vivid description of the tornado and how her boss, Ron Matthew risked his own life to save Kayla a ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Atlanta Providential Brainerd Church of Christ Minister Bruce Wooley was among the thousands at the Georgia Dome when an EF-2 tornado hit downtown Atlanta on March 14, 2008 during the Southeastern Conference tournament quarterfinal between Mississippi State and Alabama. "Providential" is the word used by Mr. Wooley to describe the event where Alabama Forward, Mykal Riley hit a 3-pointer with no time left to force overtime, and perhaps save hundreds of lives in the process. In this Tornado Witness Radio inte ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Just Keep Going...Go Fast Pat Ford of Newton County Missouri along with her sister and niece outran a EF-3 tornado in their van while returning from Branson, Missouri. Traveling at over 80 miles per hour, the van was picked up several times and a piece of hail the size of a softball smashed out the window perhaps hitting Pat. She does not know for sure. Only Pat's own words can describe what she saw and felt: "This is something that is so different... Because you relive it... You See it... I close my eyes ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Save Lives First, Then Take Cover. Peter Ambrose served in both Vietnam and the first Iraq War. In Vietnam he was injured twice and received 2 Purple Hearts. Ambrose said that he was trained to think of others. Rather than take cover in the Atlas E Missile Silo that he tends to, he immediately thought of his neighbors and rushed to warn them of the tornado. A right turn was the only thing that came between him and death. Unfortunately, a fellow veteran that Ambrose tried to save took a wrong turn and became the storm ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Greensburg, Kansas Tornado-You have to turn this into something good. As a young girl, EMT and volunteer firefighter Nancy Bose was terrified of severe weather. She started life as a bright, outgoing and chatty child from Allen Park, Michigan, but changed overnight upon seeing her first severe storm. Nancy lived in constant fear of tornados and severe weather until her worst nightmare became a reality. In this crucible, a little voice somewhere inside of her said: "Can we go back?" From that moment, Nancy would make many choices related to severe weather ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache |