Panhandle Members

[DonV]

Originally Posted by wattaway2

after Andrew had reports from turkey point operaters that the meter blew off the building at 216 mph. These things can really make man feel humble

How very, very true!!!! I remember the first time I saw the Grand Canyon, although a different level of being humbled than by a hurricane's power it's still mother nature and her awesome power!!

[Vezo, Part II]

Don, can you check your PM? Sent you one, and One to Connor, but no record of “sent”?!

Thanks. Michael.

[martin]

My family and friends are safes here in Panama city.. we got power back on afte abou a week.. cel service is still off and on.. we stay at our house and caught the edges of the storm eyewall.. the winds were from the north and lucky for us the house faces North.. so the Rees broke behind us.. he suffered minimal damage compared to my neighbors.. I have been working around h clock helping m city with the utilities and will most likely be headed to st joe and Mexico Bach. Appalachicola
Panama City north to ga and east to Appalach have been devestated.. we thank you for all the help and resources you have brought to us.. it is amazing how fast roads were cleared and power restored... and because of the people of this community I could never leave.. we are all Famly.. Thanks again for the prayers it help us get through this storm to breAth another day...
Martin Jeung

[martin]

Sorry for the broken texts.. typing fr9m an iPad sucks

[martin]

Originally Posted by FLexpat

I don't know where members live there, but here is the aerial imagery if anyone else does.
https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/m....1053/-86.0559

2631 island view drive

[martin]

Originally Posted by NoBones

Martin lives just to the north of the big bay on the water...

I tried sending out emails and his was kicked back...Mailer Demon..

Sorry man.. mjeung123@gmail.com

[martin]

Originally Posted by flyingfrizzle

Sent him a text, hope he is ok.

We are good . Thanks for the prayers

[NoBones]

Originally Posted by martin

We are good . Thanks for the prayers

If you are in need let us know....

[martin]

Ken, thank you so much.. we are fine.. there is a huge amount of support from the community and gov
.that is overwhelming at times.. the amount of support is amazing.. my company I work for in Santa Rosa bch have gone outta the way to help here in pc. From equipment to manpower. From water to fuel to help the municipalities and hospitals... we are headed east to st Joe and Mexico bch to volunteer hour time and resources to lay 1000' of 10" pipe for there water main.. completely free to them cause they have such a small tax base. They have pretty much no reserves.. it's very sad how go works. But it is what it is... I'm just fortunately blessed to have a job with regional utilities...Taking in one day atta time.. pressing forward in unpredictable seas...

[martin]

BTW CaptTodd Jones is fine along with his family.
The suffered a tree to the house taking out his office/ trophy room.
His seacraft is fine and so is mine.. along with two more I saw in parker that were surrounded by massive oak trees that have fallen all around them..it was pretty amazing that.mine survived. The roof blew off the pole barn and missed the boat...#Seacraftstrong