They RAN FROZE AND PRAYED DURING ORDEAL
A May 11 tornado left multiple Lubbock residents injured or homeless as winds toppled homes and damaged cellars. Neighborhood stories detail families hiding in cellars and hospitals treating severe injuries, including a man losing part of his nose and others with broken bones and lost homes, with many rebuilding shelters.
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Beginning Again: Hoys Graves Returns to Carpentry
Hoyt Graves, now living east of Lubbock, trains a disabled left arm after a May 11 tornado injury to resume carpentry work. His wife was killed in the disaster.
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