The Mighty Whirlwind

I ran for the bridge. About halfway there I happened to think of my wife. I stopped and looked back. She was right behind me.
With several other families we crouched under the bridge. There was a deafening roar. The women were moaning and the children cried.
I sat spellbound and watched the few trailers I could see. The wind howled and the gray dust blacked out the sky. Plywood came flying past and clothing dashed about like a hundred odd-shaped kites. A gas stove bumped across the lot and splashed into the creek.”
The Mighty Whirlwind documents true stories of events during the Palm Sunday tornadoes, including before and after the disaster. This book mainly includes accounts from the LaGrange and Elkhart Counties, Indiana.