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The Flood of the Millennium
by Janet Elaine Smith
The Real Story--The People
In the midst of tragedy and trauma, an 80-something-year-old woman is surrounded by dozens of people; she is telling 'Ole and Lena' jokes. A pregnant mother of 7 children sends her daughter for help. The child's comment? 'My mother is going to have a baby. There's water everywhere!' Of course there was; it was the middle of a flood! An elderly gentleman who has no
legs refuses to leave the temporary shelter--until a cute young
blonde Salvation Army volunteer says she is going to the same place she is trying to convince him to go. His reaction? 'Hey, Ma, you better start
packing!'
These were the true-blue heroes of
the Grand Forks flood in 1997: the every-day people who not only survived, but who overcame.
The Flood of the Millennium is the true story of what happened as the whole country watched in horror as the town was flooded--and then burst into flames
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