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In a United in Remembrance program Easter Sunday at Sullivan City Park, the community observed the one-year anniversary of the devastating tornado that claimed three lives and left a path

SULLIVAN, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Dozens gathered at Sullivan City Park on Sunday to reflect on the devastation their town faced over the past 12 months. The community came together to remember and honor the ones impacted by this tragedy. A memorial was revealed that included benches with the names of those killed-- Susan Kay Horton, [...]

Locals in Sullivan County are hoping to create a place to sit and remember friends and family that were killed by the tornado last year.

In a United in Remembrance program Easter Sunday at Sullivan City Park, the community observed the one-year anniversary of the devastating tornado that claimed three lives and left a path

In a United in Remembrance program Easter Sunday at Sullivan City Park, the community observed the one-year anniversary of the devastating tornado that claimed three lives and left a path

In a United in Remembrance program Easter Sunday at Sullivan City Park, the community observed the one-year anniversary of the devastating tornado that claimed three lives and left a path

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