Chiefs’ Clark Hunt’s Household Mourns 9-Yr-Outdated Misplaced in Texas Floods
The household of Kansas Metropolis Chiefs proprietor Clark Hunt is grieving the lack of a nine-year-old cousin who died amid flooding in Texas over the weekend.
In accordance with FOX 4, Janie Hunt died after Camp Mystic, a Christian summer season camp in Kerr County, grew to become flooded due the catastrophic climate occasion.
Clark’s spouse, Tavia Hunt, took to her Instagram Tales on Sunday, July 6, to touch upon the information. “Our hearts are damaged by the devastation from the floods in Wimberley and the tragic lack of so many lives — together with a treasured little Hunt cousin, together with a number of buddy’s little ladies,” Tavia, 53, wrote.
CNN reported on Sunday that the flash floods have killed greater than 82 individuals, per data obtained from “state and native officers.”
The outlet famous that Kerr County officers relayed that crews “are persevering with to seek for 10 campers and one counselor from Camp Mystic” which was “swamped by flood waters.”
That very same day, FOX Information reported that camp director and co-owner of Camp Mystic, Dick Eastland, additionally misplaced his life as he “raced to save lots of the lives of his younger campers.”
Per a report revealed by the New York Put up on Sunday, Janie was the great-granddaughter of the late William Herbert Hunt, who was brother to the late Chiefs founder Lamar Hunt. Lamar Hunt was Clark’s father.
The NY Put up additionally reported that this was the primary time Janie had attended Camp Mystic and that 5 ladies “together with the camp’s director” are among the many flooding’s fatalities.
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Only one hour previous to Tavia’s Instagram Story that addressed Janie, Tavia revealed that her household donated half one million {dollars} to emergency providers and sources aiding flood reduction.
“Our hearts are heavy as we witness the devastation and lack of life attributable to the floods in Kerr County and Texas Hill County, particularly for the younger ladies and their households, in addition to all of these misplaced and their family members,” Tavia wrote. “We maintain everybody impacted in our ideas and prayers. Standing facet by facet with The Salvation Military’s vital response, we’re additionally donating $500,000 to offer quick sources for rescue, reduction and long run restoration efforts.”
As of Sunday evening, six counties have been affected by flash flooding, with 68 deaths recorded in Kerr County, six deaths recorded in Travis County, three deaths recorded in Burnet County, two deaths recorded in each Kendall County and Williamson County, and a single demise recorded in Tom Inexperienced County.