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Posted by John S-B on July 28, 2005 at 11:11:03 from (69.223.142.29):
In Reply to: Lost Watch posted by 37 chief on July 26, 2005 at 21:06:58:
Just remembered another one. My cousin house was hit by a tornado in the 80's, direct hit. completely destroyed the house with them in it. They found their marrige cert. in Bloomington In. (they were in Allendale Il.) They had bulldozed the site to prepare for the new house and were walking around staking out the foundation when they heard a sound coming from the ground. They dug and found their sons favorite stuffed bear that had some kind of sound device in it. I don't think it was too bad other than being dirty.
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