The girl ‘lives his best life’ and ‘heart and soul’ of the camp

One-year-old girl and a girl’s director of the summer camp, at least 43 children, including 15 children, including the victims of Flash flaws in Texas.

Authorities, although most of the victims were determined, although the identities of six adults and children remain unknown, most of the victims were identified. Authorities have not yet announced any names.

This is what we know for the victims so far.

Renee Smajstrla, eight-year-old, said in a Facebook post when the flood flooded with summer camp for girls.

“When Renee was found and prayed, the spread of social media helped to help the first responding to the first responding to the first answer.”

“As evidenced by this picture from yesterday, we thank friends and the time of his life.” “He will live the best life in the camp mystical forever.”

The camp in which 27 children is missing is a century-old Christian summer camp for girls on the shores of the GUADalupe River near Myc., Hunt, Texas.

Since the 1930s, the website of the camp, which is used by the same family, the girls himself calculates “spiritual” in a “spiritual” atmosphere in a Christian atmosphere.

The heart is another girl camp sitting along the Guadalupe River, and it was on the way to Friday.

Described as the “heart and soul”, Jane Ragsdale, “Don’t do it,” said a writing shared on the official website of the camp.

Ragsdale, who started as a camper, a consultant, the director of the camp and the chairman of the camp in 1976.

“We mourned the loss of a woman who affected my innumerable life, and was a strong and strong definition,” said the camp of the camp website.

The heart was not in the session of the ‘hills, and the “at that time in the camp is in high places.”

“It is difficult to access the site and the authorities are primarily aimed at preventing missing and more loss of life and property.”

A student in Cherokee Bend Primary School in Texas Sarah Marsh, in August, entered the third degree.

When he struck the floods, he took part in the camp mystical and about two people were missing with about two camps.

Grandma, Debbie Ford Marsh asked to pray on Facebook on Friday. A few hours later he shared online that his granddaughter was online between the killed girls.

“We will always feel blessed to have this beautiful spunky beam in our lives. We will live forever in our hearts!” MS Ford Marsh wrote on Facebook.

In an article on Facebook, Alabama Senator Katie Britt “Sarah has cope with the loss of the anthem and keeps his family in our thoughts and prayers.”

Nine-year-old Lila Bonner, NBC News reports that Dallas Native was found dead after the flood near the camp of the camp.

“We want privacy in the middle of our unimaginable grief, and we cannot confirm any details at the moment,” he said.

“We are hurting and infinitely praying for all those who love him.”