Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Family Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt Mourning for the loss of a nine -year -old cousin who died in the middle of a flood in Texas over the weekend.
Back Fox 4. Janie Hunt He died after Mystic Camp, a Christian summer camp in Kerr County, flooded because of the catastrophic weather event.
Clark’s wife, Tavia hunttook her Instagram Stories on Sunday, July 6, to comment on the news. “Our hearts are broken by the destruction of the flood in Wimberley and losing tragic lives – including a valuable little hunt cousin, along with several friend’s little girls,” wrote Tavia, 53.
Neat It was reported on Sunday that the Flash flood killed more than 82 people, per information received by “state and local officials.”
The outlet noted that Kerr County officials had transferred that crews “continue to look for 10 campers and one counselor from mystic Camp” who was “drowned by flood waters.”
The same day, Fox News reported that the Director of Camp and Camp Owner Mystic, Dick EastlandAlso lost his life as he “raced to save the lives of his young campers.”
Per report published by the New York Post On Sunday, Janie was a great-granddaughter William Herbert’s huntWas a brother to the late Founder Chiefs Hunt lamar. Lamar Hunt was Clark’s father.
The The post He also reported that this was the first time Janie went to Mystic Camp and that five women were “along with the Director of the Camp” among the floods of the flood.
Tavia Hunt, wife of the owner of Kansas City Chiefs, Clark Hunt, a unfortunate flip-flop fiasco that her daughter, Gracie Hunt, could not help but turn into evil just before holidays. Gracie, 25, posted a video via Instagram Story on Monday, December 23, of her mother, 53, trying to walk to her car with a bus (…)
Only an hour before the Tavia Instagram story that tackled Janie, Tavia revealed that her family had donated half a million dollars to emergency services and resources assisting flood relief.
“Our hearts are heavy as we see the destruction and loss of life caused by the floods in Kerr and Texas Hill County, especially for the young women and their families, as well as all those lost and their loved ones,” wrote Tavia. “We hold everyone affected in our thoughts and prayers. Standing alongside the critical response of the Salvation Army, we also provide $ 500,000 to provide immediate resources for rescue, relief and long -term recovery efforts.”
From Sunday evening, six counties have been affected by flash floods, with 68 deaths recorded in Kerr County, six deaths recorded in Travis County, three deaths recorded in Burnet County, two recorded deaths in Kendall County and Sir Williamson, and a single -recorded single death in Tom Green County.
