Field singer Pat Green And his family has been personally affected by the mortals floods of Texas.
“During the weekend, during the devastating floods that affected the center of Texas, my family, like so many others, suffered a degreing and deeply personal loss,” Green wrote in a shared statement. Via instagram On Monday, July 7. “It hurts us next to countless jeans whose lives have been increased by this tragedy.”
Green added that he and his family ask for privacy while “crying, leaning and they begin to process what comes for our family.”
“Thank you for your love, sentences and compassion,” the statement concluded.
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Pat is a country artist better known for his song “Wave on Wave”. Released their first album Three days in 2001 and left his last record Miles and miles of you By 2022. Throughout his career he has received three Grammy nominations. The woman of Pat, Green basketremedied the statement to its page and added some context to the tragedy.
“Pat’s younger brother, John, his wife, Julia and two of his children, were devastated in the flood of Kerville,” Kori Publication has been headed. “We are bewildered and hopefully we hope to find everyone. Thank you for your sentences.”
Kerrville is about 270 kilometers from Fort Worth. The floods began on Friday, July 4, when the water devastated the county of Texas Hill. As a result, the Guadalupe River increased 26 feet in just 45 minutes. An emergency state was ordered on Sunday, July 6.
More than 100 people have been confirmed dead from Tuesday, according to the New York Times. Search and rescues continue to continue.
Among the confirmed deaths are at least 28 children who were Attending the Mystic campA Christian summer camp, at the time of the flood. One of the victims of the mystical flood of the camp was Janie Huntinto Relative to Kansas City’s head owner Clark Hunt. Clark’s wife, Tava huntingspoke through his Instagram story about The loss of your young cousin.
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“Our hearts are broken by the devastation of the Wimberley floods and the tragic loss of so many lives, including a precious hunting cousin, along with several young girls,” Tavia, 53, wrote on Sunday.
Hours before knowing that they were personally affected by the floods, the Hunt family gave the effort of relief of the tragedy.
“Our heart is heavy, as we witness the devastation and loss of life caused by the floods of Kerr county and Texas Hill county, especially for girls and their families, as well as all lost and loved ones,” Tavia wrote through its Instagram history. “We remain affected by our thoughts and prayers. Standing to the other with the critical response of the Salvation Army, we also give $ 500,000 to provide immediate resources for the rescue, relief and long -term recovery efforts.”
