I’m sure my Dad was. I remember hearing their names.Quote:
Originally Posted by DWILL
Did Robert live on Wynn Road between Friendship Church and Lamasco?
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I’m sure my Dad was. I remember hearing their names.Quote:
Originally Posted by DWILL
Did Robert live on Wynn Road between Friendship Church and Lamasco?
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Yes Robert was the first house after the church. Terry was next to him, and then me on Wynn Rd. You couldn't ask for better neighbors. I missed living there after selling the farm so much that I bought another place up the road. But the Wynns are good folks.
My son works at the University of Ky Research center and farm in Princeton. His office is gone. Had storm happened during a work day, he most likely would have been there.
My Dad's farm took a direct hit shortly after hitting the UK farm. Lost the house, 3 barns, 1 hay shed and a carport, but they survived is the only thing that matters.
So sorry to hear of your family's loss. Having them safe is what truly matters.
Absolutely. There's a lot of people who weren't as lucky as they were.Quote:
Originally Posted by M R Dux
Continued prayers for y’all. +Cross+
Most of them are. I’ll have folks ask me if I’m from the Wynn’s from Lyon and Caldwell Counties. First I tell them I didn’t do it. I have some relatives over there who tend to stay in trouble.Quote:
Originally Posted by DWILL
I remember going to Robert’s house with my Grandparents as a kid. My Granddaddy was Norval. My Grandmother was a Parrent. I’m distant kin to the Cottons. My Grandparent’s place was the first house west of 24 on Friendship. As a kid I spent most of my summer over there. They didn’t have a phone or in-door plumbing until I was an adult. Their house was moved from where it was when I was young. It would now be in the median of I-24.
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Prayers still going up to y’all from SEMO
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