Photo feature: Residents help tornado victims

Published 12:03 am Wednesday, February 20, 2013

By Staff Reports

JAY SOWERS | THE NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT — Donna Carr, Vicky Jordan, Bill Carr and Morgan Carr, left to right, load donations in to the back of a U-Haul truck on Tuesday morning at Franklin County Middle School. Area churches, charities, businesses and individuals collected donations which were piled in the truck on Tuesday and set to be delivered to Hattiesburg residents affected by the recent tornado.

JAY SOWERS | THE NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT —
Donna Carr, Vicky Jordan, Bill Carr and Morgan Carr, left to right, load donations in to the back of a U-Haul truck on Tuesday morning at Franklin County Middle School. Area churches, charities, businesses and individuals collected donations which were piled in the truck on Tuesday and set to be delivered to Hattiesburg residents affected by the recent tornado.

JAY SOWERS | THE NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT — Jacob Jordan, Morgan Carr and Donna Carr, left to right, load bags and boxes of donated goods in to the back of a U-Haul truck on Tuesday morning at Franklin County Middle School. Area churches, charities, businesses and individuals collected donations which were piled in the truck on Tuesday and set to be delivered to Hattiesburg residents affected by the recent tornado.

JAY SOWERS | THE NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT —
Jacob Jordan, Morgan Carr and Donna Carr, left to right, load bags and boxes of donated goods in to the back of a U-Haul truck on Tuesday morning at Franklin County Middle School. Area churches, charities, businesses and individuals collected donations which were piled in the truck on Tuesday and set to be delivered to Hattiesburg residents affected by the recent tornado.

JAY SOWERS | THE NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT — Donna Carr, right, sets a bag of paper towels in to the back of a U-Haul truck on Tuesday morning at Franklin County Middle School. Area churches, charities, businesses and individuals collected donations which were piled in the truck on Tuesday and set to be delivered to Hattiesburg residents affected by the recent tornado.

JAY SOWERS | THE NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT —
Donna Carr, right, sets a bag of paper towels in to the back of a U-Haul truck on Tuesday morning at Franklin County Middle School. Area churches, charities, businesses and individuals collected donations which were piled in the truck on Tuesday and set to be delivered to Hattiesburg residents affected by the recent tornado.

 

 

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