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Matt Torbet, left, and Chris and Jerry Green, friends of the family of the deceased, observe the damage left by the tornado on Wednesday, April 5 in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Matt Torbet, a friend of the family of the deceased, stands in what is left of the mobile homes which were destroyed by the tornado.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Matt Torbet, a friend of the family of the deceased, walks past the mobile home where five were killed in a tornado on Wednesday, April 5 in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Emergency responders walk the roads of Glen Allen assessing the damage left by the tornado on Wednesday, April 5 in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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A dog stands next to a stop sign and wreckage from the tornado on Creek Street in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Holly Shipley breaks down in tears as she attempts to gather belongings from the rubble of a mobile home where five of her family members died in a tornado on Wednesday, April 5 in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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A baby blanket hangs in the branches of a tree near the mobile home where five died in a tornado on Wednesday, April 5 in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Family photos are seen in the wreckage near the mobile home where five community members died in a tornado on Wednesday, April 5 in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Debris seen near the mobile home where five died in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Patty Stanfilld-Seabaugh looks over one of her family's homes, which was completely destroyed by the tornado.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Miguel Echeuarria, left, Steve Phelps and Daniel Cook, volunteers from Kasten Masonry in Jackson, help clear fallen trees from a front yard in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Cole Vermillion, Miguel Echeuarria, Daniel Cook and Steve Phelps volunteer to help clear trees and other debris.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Miguel Echeuarria, right, cuts up a tree with a chainsaw.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Miguel Echeuarria, Cole Vermillion, Daniel Cook and Steve Phelps volunteer to clear trees and other debris.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Nathan English ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Joshua Wells)
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(Joshua Wells)
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(Joshua Wells)
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(Joshua Wells)
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(Joshua Wells)
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(Joshua Wells)
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(Joshua Wells)
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(Joshua Wells)
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(Joshua Wells)
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(Nathan English ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Nathan English ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Patty Stanfilld-Seabaugh climbs out of the wreckage after covering a large butcher block, an important family artifact, with a tarp in order to save it from the weather.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Patty Stanfilld-Seabaugh and her brother Phil Seabaugh look over one of her family's homes, which was completely destroyed by the tornado.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members survey an overturned trailer.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Glen Allen residents and volunteers clean up wreckage.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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A man clears branches in front of M & G Gas in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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A stuffed animal is seen lodged in a chain-linked fence after a tornado ripped through Glen Allen on Wednesday morning.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Emergency responders use rescue dogs to search through the rubble.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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A firefighter holds tools over his shoulder on the streets of Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Emergency responders walk the streets of Glen Allen where many homes were destroyed.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Firefighters survey the damage in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Firefighters assess the damage in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Patty Stanfilld-Seabaugh peers into what is left of a home owned by her family.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Patty Stanfilld-Seabaugh walks along Creek Street in front of one of her family's homes, which was completely destroyed by the tornado.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members decide how to remove a tree from the roof of the Glen Allen Post Office.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members walk Creek Street as they prepare to remove a tree from the roof of the Glen Allen Post Office.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members prepare to remove a tree from the roof of the Glen Allen Post Office.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members prepare to remove a tree from the roof of the Glen Allen Post Office.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members watch as Leo Arnzen Co., a crane service out of Leopold, removes a tree from the roof of the Glen Allen Post Office.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members work together to remove a tree from the roof of the Glen Allen Post Office.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members throw a tree off of the roof of the Glen Allen Post Office.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members and Leo Arnzen Co., a crane service out of Leopold, worked together to remove a tree from the roof of the Glen Allen Post Office.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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John Seabaugh walks into his house past his truck which was heavily damaged by debris from the tornado.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Glen Allen firefighters, M & G Gas and the Missouri Propane Safety Commission work together to contain a leaking propane tank.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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David Patten, an inspector for the Missouri Propane Safety Commission, assists local firefighters as they thaw a leaking propane tank owned by M & G Gas in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Glen Allen firefighters, M & G Gas and the Missouri Propane Safety Commission work together to contain a leaking propane tank.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Glen Allen firefighters, M & G Gas and the Missouri Propane Safety Commission work together to contain a leaking propane tank.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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David Patten, an inspector for the Missouri Propane Safety Commission, watches as a firefighter uses a hose to thaw pipes frozen under a large propane tank, owned by M & G Gas, that continued to leaked throughout the day.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Jacob Urhahn and Myra Underwood stand by the wreckage.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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Community members stand in the Heritage Apostolic Church parking lot on Wednesday in Glen Allen.
(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)
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(Megan Burke ~ Southeast Missourian)