Comments on: Katrina “I’m OK” Registry & More

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By: Lori

Lori — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 18:17:41 +0000

Hey Larry,
I have nothing about your family, but I was in Bogalusa over the weekend. Power is being restored in town to the main lines, some phone service,but just in town from house to house. Cell service is up in Parts of Franklinton. No serious injuries, most of the damage is trees and power lines. Most of the homes are in fine shape, only a few have trees on them. FEMA and the RED CROSS have finally arrived, with water, ice and food. They have running water in town during the day, but a boil order is on. The first shipments of gas have also arrived, the lines are very long. Out side of town in the heavely wooded areas power will be out for 3-4 more weeks. But everyone is going door to door checking on their neighbors. The local police are constantly on the streets. There has been some minor looting, but very little. The National Guard is also there. Line men from all over the US, and BellSouth workers. I hope this helps releave some of your worries. Food, water and ice are being handed out in several parts of town.

By: G. Hager

G. Hager — Sun, 04 Sep 2005 20:50:04 +0000

A phone number database doesn’t seem to be a good way to tell if someone is okay. Some people that had the number may be okay, others not; and in this cell phone era, others may not even have a “primary” phone number.

By: Praying

Praying — Sun, 04 Sep 2005 03:45:15 +0000

Red Cross is a good one to contact as they are setting up shelters all over. There are shelters being operated in North Carolina, some for days now for people able to get out on their own, and now some with flights arriving tonight in Greensboro with NOLA people. Charlotte and Raleigh also expecting people.

God Bless you all and thank God progress is finally being made.

There are many good people in this country that want to help everyone in all the affected areas.

Don’t give up!!!

By: Larry L Brown

Larry L Brown — Sun, 04 Sep 2005 00:17:34 +0000

My name is Larry L Brown from Bogalusa, La. right now I’m working on an offshore rig off the west coast of Africa, can some one give me some Info. on my family in Bogalusa, wife Gretchen, kids Justin and Sara Brown (3 Sep. 2005)

By: Gary Bunn

Gary Bunn — Sat, 03 Sep 2005 20:36:39 +0000

Jim Thompson is correct. Pretty soon we will need a registry for the registries. I entered and found info about lost people at a well organized site: http://wx.gulfcoastnews.com/katrina/status.aspx

Although the dbase seems small, at least they have a good format and is laid out in coherent fashion.

I would suggest that the Red Cross is another good place to find people because of the sheer size of the db. I haven’t used the site yet but will list people there.

As far as these blogs go, the great stories, personal dramas and finger pointing can wait until some minimum survival basics are met, the many stranded living are found, the sick attended to. The worst is yet to come.