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Waiting to hear fate of loved ones is the hardest partPublished 09/03/05
Jayne Strong spent two straight days this week flipping from MSNBC to the Weather Channel to Fox News, anxiously scanning the news about Hurricane Katrina from Gulfport, Miss. The Annapolis woman's daughter, Amy Branham, moved there with her boyfriend two years ago, and Ms. Strong hadn't heard from her since Sunday around 2, when Ms. Branham told her mother she was packing to get out. The call she had been waiting for came at 10:47 a.m. Tuesday: Ms. Branham and Navy Master Chief Donald Thomas were alive, but their house 1,000 feet from the Gulf of Mexico was shredded to its foundation. The restaurant she worked at was gone....
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