I downloaded an app. And suddenly, was part of the Cajun Navy

ELB · #1

Good article. Can be tough to read in spots.

http://www.houstonchronicle.com/local/g ... 172506.php

troglodyte · #2

Wow! Great story. My thanks to all the folks that helped out, from the first responders, to the "dudes in a bass boat", to the neighbor, to the people bringing in supplies. They all made a difference.

Prayer for Florida.

Mike S · #3

Wow. Very powerful article. Thanks for posting.

Anyone that wants to know what makes our country great only needs to read this. It's our people.

RoyGBiv · #4

Pretty choked up after reading this. Thanks OP.

Jusme · #5

Great article, sad and tragic, but fully illustrates, the unselfishness, of the ordinary people who stepped up to help. I like the idea of a statue, to honor the men and women in bass boats, who risked their own lives to rescue others, with no thought of accolades. They also need to include people like the woman in the story, who sacrificed sleep, and emotional well being, to help organize the calls for help.

I am so proud to be a Texan.

Vol Texan · #6

This was an amazing read. I've shared it to countless friends and family.

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I downloaded an app. And suddenly, was part of the Cajun Navy

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