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Worst destruction and two heart breaking casualties. the 7-eleven on telephone road in moore, oklahoma basically disintegrated. 29-year-old megan futrell and her 4-month-old son case died from blunt force trauma. e.h. pitman a clerk at the 7-eleven engaged in a heroic struggle trying to save them. his brother bruce describes what happened. >> my brother jumped on top of the woman and her baby to try to protect them as best he could. unfortunately, with a tornado that size, he wasn't able to hold on and was tossed around quite a bit. and the storm and he was pulled out of a rubble. >> reporter:...

An air safety specialist. terri long was 49. she died in the storm. megan was 49, riding out the storm in a cooler of a 7-eleven. this is case futrell in his mom megan's arms when he died. 4 months old, a lifetime to tell, lifetime of memories. kyle davis was a rock of a little boy. loved monster trucks. he was just 8 years old, one of seven children who died at plaza towers. this is antonio canderlaria, 9 years old, who lived behind two sisters who loved her very much. nicholas mccabe, 9-year-old full of life and smiles as he is in that picture. he loved legos. we met jenae's ball of energy

Oklahoma, where one of the youngest victims is being laid to rest. it's the first of several funerals being played in the next few days. president obama will travel to the area on sunday. it's unsure if he will attend a memorial at first baptist church in moore. today's cover of "the oklahoman," honors the 26 people killed in sunday and monday's storms, listing their names and many of their picture, including the youngest victim, 4-month-old case futrell. thomas roberts was on the ground with the owner of a daycare center where they all survived. >> how did they survive? >> the restrooms. they...