Thank you.
Thanks.LB12Diamond said:
This breaks my heart Derm. I pray for strength and support for your family and all those affected.
Link to that organizationQuote:
There is a shelter for the general public who needs assistance at First United Methodist Church, 321 Thompson Drive in Kerrville. At present, don't need material or volunteer donations, as we are coordinating with a strong state response. Cash donations can be made to the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country.
spud1910 said:Do you know where donations would be best made?FireAg said:
Right now…honestly…the most helpful thing is to stay out of the area and let the crews do what they need to do…
Donate, pray, support those who need it…but there's nothing you can do to help in that area directly…let the first responders do their thing…
BrazosDog02 said:
Any updates from overnight IR work?
Badace52 said:
Hey guys. So the children in Wiggle Inn with Hazel were kept safe by an individual who works night security at Camp Mystic. This guy came out to their cabin after the dam broke and kept them inside floating on mattresses until their heads hit the ceiling before the water receded.
The parents of Wiggle Inn are in search of this guy but all we've been able to gather is his name is Glenn and he works night security from 10PM to 3 AM and sometimes helps grill burgers for the girls. He is also very tall with gray hair and possibly a retired law enforcement officer.
If anyone has info and is willing to pass it along, please DM me. We want to make sure we can thank him properly for saving our children.

BrazosDog02 said:
Any updates from overnight IR work?
ttha_aggie_09 said:
This is just terrible… just picked up my daughter from her camp and can't imagine what some people are going through.
Badace52 said:
Hey guys. So the children in Wiggle Inn with Hazel were kept safe by an individual who works night security at Camp Mystic. This guy came out to their cabin after the dam broke and kept them inside floating on mattresses until their heads hit the ceiling before the water receded.
The parents of Wiggle Inn are in search of this guy but all we've been able to gather is his name is Glenn and he works night security from 10PM to 3 AM and sometimes helps grill burgers for the girls. He is also very tall with gray hair and possibly a retired law enforcement officer.
If anyone has info and is willing to pass it along, please DM me. We want to make sure we can thank him properly for saving our children.

Anti-taxxer said:Badace52 said:
Hey guys. So the children in Wiggle Inn with Hazel were kept safe by an individual who works night security at Camp Mystic. This guy came out to their cabin after the dam broke and kept them inside floating on mattresses until their heads hit the ceiling before the water receded.
The parents of Wiggle Inn are in search of this guy but all we've been able to gather is his name is Glenn and he works night security from 10PM to 3 AM and sometimes helps grill burgers for the girls. He is also very tall with gray hair and possibly a retired law enforcement officer.
If anyone has info and is willing to pass it along, please DM me. We want to make sure we can thank him properly for saving our children.
This made me cry. Again.
God bless him.
Gmanoutdoors said:
Some information from my wife who is directly in contact with some Mystic staff and was once office staff:
She says that the map is relatively correct. Twins I, Twins II, and Bubble Inn are the highest elevation cabins along with Giggle Box and Wiggle Inn on the portion of the campground called the "Flats." They are next to the central office intentionally, and at the same elevations, such that those buildings are the last to need evacuation.
The elevation of the aforementioned cabins, the Office, and the Rec Hall are all 30-35 feet above the normal water level. There is no precedent, even in the '87 flood, for water to come up to the level of the Office/Bubble Inn/Twins. She found from a friend that the plan was likely to keep those campers in place while lower elevation cabins successfully evacuated to the Rec Hall (as evidenced by the photo of the older campers walking in the rain towards the Rec Hall). The waters then rose far beyond what was ever planned for and there was no more time to evacuate the three youngest cabins. Allegedly Dick drove his truck through the floodwaters to try and reach them once they realized it was cresting the hill they are situated on. Then the flood wave came. Even though they are limestone structures, someone told her an entire cabin, Twins or Bubble, may have been washed away with campers inside. For that to happen, the flood waters have to have been 35+ feet above normal. A truly unprecedented situation.
There is still no official word on Dick Eastland being alive. Everyone she is in contact with is tight-lipped. She hypothesizes they are waiting to find the missing girls before drawing attention to the loss of one of the camp directors.
Mas89 said:
Long time rancher friend left yesterday morning after hearing his friends kid was missing. This is a screenshot of his recent FB post. He hunted that area for many years and knows it well. Glad to know he's there helping.
I assumed there would be a huge number of people searching both sides of the river downstream with the clear weather this morning and small helicopters working each side. Very surprised to see his post indicating more help needed now.
Just donated to VET.Independence H-D said:
Last night, six members of the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team, along with two Texas A&M AgriLife Disaster Assessment & Recovery agents, deployed from Bryan-College Station to Kerr County to support ongoing search-and-rescue efforts following the devastating flooding in the region.
As canine search teams including those from Texas A&M Task Forces and other regional partners begin the difficult work of locating the missing, the VET is providing essential veterinary care to the working dogs on the front lines. These elite K9 partners are critical to the mission, and our team is committed to helping them stay healthy, safe, and mission-ready.
Our hearts are with the families, loved ones, and communities affected by this tragedy. We are proud to support those working tirelessly in response.
Anti-taxxer said:Badace52 said:
Hey guys. So the children in Wiggle Inn with Hazel were kept safe by an individual who works night security at Camp Mystic. This guy came out to their cabin after the dam broke and kept them inside floating on mattresses until their heads hit the ceiling before the water receded.
The parents of Wiggle Inn are in search of this guy but all we've been able to gather is his name is Glenn and he works night security from 10PM to 3 AM and sometimes helps grill burgers for the girls. He is also very tall with gray hair and possibly a retired law enforcement officer.
If anyone has info and is willing to pass it along, please DM me. We want to make sure we can thank him properly for saving our children.
This made me cry. Again.
God bless him.
We had a noon prayer vigil at our church for the one known deceased and his missing wife and two young sons that are members of our church and community. There just were not enough boxes of Kleenex tissues. It will continue in 30 minute shifts until something is known about the rest of the family. Will continue to pray for those still missing. Derm, I said a couple of prayers for your great niece during the service and will continue to pray for her.austinag1997 said:
The stories are gut-wrenching. Its hard for me to think that there isn't anyone who hasn't shed some tears in the late 24 hrs.