Texas Flood Survivors share heroism stories in searches for missing
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Officials continue to confirm death and then search for missing persons later Texas Hill Country Flood On Friday, locals began sharing stories of courage and incredible deeds of heroes amidst the weekend’s anguish.
Julian Ryan and his fiance Christina Wilson were at Ingram’s home The water started to hurry Through the door.
According to a Houston outlet, as the water is rising rapidly, 27-year-old Ryan punches through a window to drive Wilson, his child and mother out of the flooded home. Kuaj-11.
Climb over the debris above the bridge above the Guadalupe River after flash floods cleaned the area in Ingram, Texas on Saturday, July 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Gulio Cortez)
Wilson told the outlet that Glass cut off one of Ryan’s arteries and caused his arm to be severely injured. Call to 911 is unanswered.
“By 6am, he looked at me, my kids and my mother-in-law and said, ‘Sorry, I’m not going to make it. I love y’all,'” Wilson told Khou-11.
Ryan said,True Hero“According to Gofundme, created for his family, the person dedicated to his family.
The Boerne Search and Rescue team will navigate upstream on July 4, 2025 in Comfort, Texas, in a bulging boat on the flooded Guadalupe River. Heavy rain caused flooding along the Guadalupe River in central Texas, with multiple deaths reported. (Eric Vryn/Getty Images)
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Erin Burgess, who lives in Ingram, told Fox 29 San Antonio that he would not have survived without his teenage son.
Burgess said within minutes the water had poured into her home, forcing her family to seek shelter outside. They hang in the tree for an hour before falling low enough for her to hike to her neighbor’s house. The outlet was reported.
She praised her 19-year-old son, who was over 6 feet tall and saved his life.
“That was the only thing that saved me and it was hanging from him,” Burgess said.
Authorities rocked the banks of the Guadalupe River after flash floods cleaned the area in Hunt, Texas on Saturday, July 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Gulio Cortez)
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Texas Government Greg Abbott On Saturday, we announced a declaration to be declared on Sunday.Prayer Day“In response to the flood.
“Texans are known for their faith, strength and resilience,” Abbott wrote in a statement. “Even if the flood was furious, our neighbors rushed to bring rescue, comfort and hope. In times of loss, we turn to God for comfort, healing and strength. I urge you to join us in prayer this Sunday.
Some of these are: Still missingas of Saturday night.
Greta Tranzo
Greta Tranzo is still missing after Friday’s flooding in Texas. (Photo courtesy of Eren Tranzo)
Greta Tranzo’s mother, Ellen Tranzo, told Fox News Digital that her daughter is still missing after getting lost in the Camp Mystic flood.
As of Saturday afternoon, Eren said he had not received the words of her daughter’s whereabouts.
The photos provided by her mother were taken at the camp a few days before the flood.
Hadley Hannah
Hadley Hannah is one of the campers who went missing during a fatal flood in Kerr County, Texas. (Photo courtesy of Carrie Hanna)
Carrie Hannah told Fox News Digital that her daughter Hadley remains missing after the flood at Camp Mystic.
The photo carry provided to Fox News Digital was taken just before Hadley headed to camp on the last day of school.
Mike and Charlene Harbor
Grandparents Mike and Charlene Harbor (left) remain missing after the death of their granddaughters Brooke and Blair Harbor (center). (Photo by Harbor Family)
Grandparents Mike Harber, 76, and 74, Charlene Harber, 74, are missing after the Texas flood, according to a report by Affiliate Fox 4 Dallas.
The couple’s granddaughters, Brooke and Blair Harbor, were visiting them at the time and were found dead.
Robert and Joni Brake
Robert and Joni Brake of Abilene, Texas, were reported missing by their families after the flood. (Photo courtesy of Ryen Brake)
Robert and Joni Brake of Abilene, Texas, are staying at the HTR campground in Kelly County and are missing after the flood, according to Fox 4.
On Friday, July 4th, 2025, helicopters fly down the Guadalupe River after flash floods cleaned the area in Carville, Texas. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
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Rob and Melissa Kami
Robb and Melissa Cumin from the Houston area are reportedly missing after staying at the HTR campground in Kelly County during the flood, Fox 4 reported.