Katrina Relief Volunteers Help Mississippi Clinic
Norman Traub and his wife Diane joined a multi state work group aiding Mississippi after Katrina. Diane, a nurse, handled intake and injections at Ocean Spring clinic while Norman repaired homes. Liz Bernard O Gorman, another former Aiken resident and nurse, helped suturing wound care and prescriptions for patients unable to pay. Four months later chronic patients lacked continuity of care as clinic operated with limited doctors and resources.
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Norman Traub
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Norman
Ocean Spring
Liz Bernard O’gorman
O’gorman
O'Gorman
Volunteers rally to aid Biloxi the 2006 Mississippi mission
After Hurricane Hugo damaged Biloxi in 1989 and again in 2006, volunteers led by Rick Huston and Norman and Diane Traub helped repair roofs and homes through faith based outreach. They worked with LATCH program and Habitat for Humanity, aiding families including a long time preschool teacher. The effort extended across years with college student volunteers from Luther College and local church partners, emphasizing community rebuilding and shared service.
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LATCH
Habitat For Humanity
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Huston
Steve Phillips
Aiken
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Bethel Lutheran Church
Beth Barkhall
St. Paul’s
Barkhal
Delacroix Coast Faces Irreversible Loss from Land Erosion
A Gulf coastal community battles rapid wetland disappearance accelerated by hurricanes and man made damage. Researchers warn land loss threatens barrier islands, forts, and towns like Delacroix as residents retreat behind levees while a multimillion dollar restoration plan unfolds.
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Louisiana
Jessica Schexnayder
Louisiana State University
Sea Grant Program
Morales
Delacroix
New Orleans
Jim Tripp
Environmental Defense Fund
Henry Martin
Hopedale
Bayou
Geologist recalls Katrina disaster aftermath visits
Geologist Dr. Doug Wyatt arrived in New Orleans on October 20 2005 with two students to sample soil for contamination after Hurricane Katrina. Over two months they mapped seven sites, observed naturally dissipating flood pollution, and sought toxins from floodwaters amid wartime like conditions near the 9th Ward.
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Doug Wyatt
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Houston
AECOM
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University of South Carolina
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USDA
Harmon
Kurtis Drake
Benjamin Morris
Louisiana
Environmental Protection Agency
9Th Ward
Baghdad
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