Seeing the TWISTEX memorial west of Oklahoma City has been a storm chasing bucket list item of mine that I was able to put a line through last November. It was a solemn moment for me.
Brian Neben photos
A note written on a hard hat left at the memorial.
The timing of this entry is going to seem strange because I’ve missed the anniversary date by over a month. However, after recently seeing my total number of tornadoes I’ve seen as a chaser jump up to ten (read the postscript at the end), I have been reflecting on what it took to get to this point.
In a strange way, being at the memorial where the team was killed felt like being at some type of crime scene. It was hard to picture what the sky must have looked like on that fateful day in May 2013.
Lexington senior Ashley Najera was recently honored as the Nebraska Scholastic Wrestling Coaches Association female senior scholarship winner.
Seeing the TWISTEX memorial west of Oklahoma City has been a storm chasing bucket list item of mine that I was able to put a line through last November. It was a solemn moment for me.
In a strange way, being at the memorial where the team was killed felt like being at some type of crime scene. It was hard to picture what the sky must have looked like on that fateful day in May 2013.
