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Pain, Loss Linger A Decade After Tornadoes Hammered 6 States Across South For Tom Sanders, it’s the void left by the death of a cousin and the man’s wife, killed when a tornado mowed through a placid Alabama valley. To Markedia Wells, it’s the stolen innocence of her sons, who still get nervous anytime it starts raining. Darryl Colburn laments a lost way of life in his hometown, which was all but leveled in seconds. Waves of tornadoes pummeled the Eastern U.S. over four days in the spring of 2011, killing more than 320 people in six states, including about 250 who died in Alabama on April 27 of that year. A decade has passed, but time has been unable to erase the pain or replace the losses inflicted by the terrifying storms. ....
Pain lingers a decade after tornadoes hammered 6 states By Associated Press Share: 10 Photos Markedia Wells stands April 14 at the now-empty lot in Tuscaloosa, Ala., where she and her two sons survived a tornado a decade ago. Photo Gallery BIRMINGHAM, Ala. For Tom Sanders, it’s the void left by the death of a cousin and the man’s wife, killed when a tornado mowed through an Alabama valley. To Markedia Wells, it’s the stolen innocence of her sons, who still get nervous when it starts raining. Darryl Colburn laments a lost way of life in his hometown, which was all but leveled in seconds. ....
Pain, Loss Linger a Decade After Tornadoes Hammered Six States April 27, 2021 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) For Tom Sanders, it’s the void left by the death of a cousin and the man’s wife, killed when a tornado mowed through a placid Alabama valley. To Markedia Wells, it’s the stolen innocence of her sons, who still get nervous anytime it starts raining. Darryl Colburn laments a lost way of life in his hometown, which was all but leveled in seconds. Waves of tornadoes pummeled the Eastern U.S. over four days in the spring of 2011, killing more than 320 people in six states, including about 250 who died in Alabama on April 27 of that year. A decade has passed, but time has been unable to erase the pain or replace the losses inflicted by the terrifying storms. ....