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Sorry I've been off the board this week (I'm sure some of you aren't LOL). As the storms swept through Ohio this week, my city was pretty much turned into a lake. Many have lost everything. The first floor of my house had water waist deep in it and I have a basement! Thankfully, no one lost their lives in our city, but the cleanup is going to take awhile. Please keep the entire city, as well as the others that have been hit so hard, in your prayers.

Hey Coach, my thoughts are with you. Glad to see that no loss of life occured and good luck with the dry out.

In my neighborhood theres only flooding in certain areas. Thankfully not near me Wish you the best coach

Did they have to temporarily close the restaurant you work in, where you flip burgers?









Kidding. Good luck coach, to you & the community.

You got it bro

This is all Bush's fault. He sent that storm to your community.

Right, Coach?






Seriously, hope everything works out OK.

Hope the clean up goes well and all are safe Coach.

Prayers are on the way.

Good luck with the cleanup Coach, prayers are on their way.

You got it, Coach.

CoachB,
I will pray for you, your family and the rest of the people in your city. We might not agree on some things but your family's safety and well being is something we all hope continues to happen. Stay strong!

Prayers to you & community,

i've been talking to my mom about every night in willard, they got alot but have been pretty luck, that area is the highest in Huron county but she lives near a creek that flows into the huron river and is a main drainage area for Ceryville, the creek has deep banks & they keep it well cleaned up but it was the highest she has ever seen it.

I know i was mad MIS race was rained out sunday couldnt stay for monday or tuesday, but seeing how everything took place, I realize loosing a couple hundred dollars in tickets is pennies to what others lost. God speed for a quick recovery

CoachB,,, so sorry to hear of your problem,,, man,, I gotta tell you, I've lived through a flood and it's no fun at all. Clean up is hell,,

My best to you and your town friends.. by the way, which town are we speaking of...

Thanks to all. The areas are all the way from Bucyrus to Mansfield. Shelby and Bucyrus got it the worst. The streets are finally passable in both cities. I understand they've declared it an emergency so those that didn't have flood insurance should get some aid.

Tragically, there was one life lost in Mansfield. A truck was swept away and overturned and the driver drowned. Thankfully, that is the only one. If everything stays this hot and dry (now) then hopefully the worst is over.