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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2007
Page
1
Governor Kathleen Sebelius meets former Senator LeRoy Hayden during a Satanta visit with LTCU Chain contributor Cherie Folk noting the scene.
Garden City resident Melanie Brant recounted Friday night how a tornado near Greensburg sounded like a freight train and caused a family farm to be destroyed. Brant described the moment the pressure dropped and the quiet followed as the powerful F-5 enhanced tornado struck the area, leaving her sister Kim Gamble, brother-in-law Ki Gamble, and others with catastrophic losses.
Rhonda and Matt Sarber and their two daughters survived a Greensburg tornado that leveled their two story home on Friday. They had just finished a cedar fence and planted grass, now left with only a hole in the yard while staying with relatives in Garden City.
Said Yousuf, a Mogadishu native, shows how immigration shaped his life in Garden City. He left Somalia due to conflict, arriving four years ago with basic English and now taking Garden City Community College ESL classes while classmates create scrapbooks to illustrate their immigrant journeys.
GREENSBURG AP A police officer critically injured in the Greensburg tornado died early today. Robert Tim Buckman a 46 year old officer from Macksville died at a Wichita hospital after being head injured in Friday's storm that killed nine others. His son described the death as heroic and Buckman reportedly helped pass his daughter Kylee Buckman to her fiancé at his bedside before dying. The Greensburg death toll rose to ten as search and rescue crews continued.
Holcomb is down to one officer as Jeff Sharp resigns and Matt Cole is terminated leaving Officer Tony Forsen on duty. Finney County Sheriff’s Office will handle calls when Forsen is off duty, with backup historically provided by the sheriff in staffing gaps.
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