Thank you all for reaching out and for prayers. All of the campers at my daughter’s camp are safe. We have her in our arms. Precious. Grieving for the Mystic families and for our children who will slowly start to comprehend what they have been through. We stood waiting for our daughter in line and a small boy told us how his cabin filled with water above his head, bunk beds started floating, and his cabin had to crawl into the rafters to survive. He said the cabin next to them lost an entire wall from the water rushing in. 2 of the boy cabins floated away but then hit a tree and ended up on higher ground. Camp mystic girls are still missing. One girl floated 12 miles down the river before she was rescued. Hunt is destroyed. We met a grandmother who had to protect her 5 grandkids while all of the cars were swept away and the tractor on their farm was completely submerged from deep water surrounding the house. I cannot imagine. Grateful doesnt begin to describe how I feel. However, I was overwhelmed by the Kerrville football team that helped us load trunks into cars, the local Kerrville mexican restaurant that fed all of the families for free, the local rescue teams, the man who brought his service dog for the traumatized kids to play with, the stories of heroism, kindness and love abound in the midst of this tragedy. #CampWaldemar #GuadalupeRiverFloodTexas2025 @Waldemar #HuntFlood #flood #camp