I talked with my family in West Tennessee this morning as soon as I found out about their bad weather. My nephew and his wife lost their barn, siding on their house and he said they had holes in the roof. All the trees are down and one fell on both of their vehicles. He said the tornado hit them "head on". They laid down on the floor and just held on to each other and prayed. He is pastor of a church in Dyer but their place is in Gibson Co. They were not hurt. My brother lives at Skullbone and they called me to let me know they were alright. Both familes have no power and of course, if you have a well and you don't have power, you have no water. A family of 4 who lived close to my brother were all killed. They said Bradford looked like a war zone and it looked like Jackson did when the tornadoes hit there several years ago. According to the news tonight, 8 lost their lives in Gibson and I think 13 in Dyer County. I am thankful my family is safe. Mary June Fuchs Foulk Knoxville