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Keli Rabon, mother of two sons, escape safely Texas Camp Flooddescribing the distressing moment when she realized that the high waters in the area were “much worse than she initially believed” On the “Stories”.
“Once I saw it Camp Mystery I think if you haven’t notified you yet, your daughter is OK, oh my goodness, that’s a lot worse than the original text message (July 4),” Rabon recalled Monday, “and within a few hours, I decided I needed to get in the car, you know, a mom, a mom, to give my kids.“
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The mother shared that she rushed from Houston to Camp Rajata where her two 7- and 9-year-old sons lived. Their flooded campground is six miles from Mystic campground, currently Mourn the loss of 27 campers and counselors. Authorities say at least 100 people died from floods.
Labon attributes the safe evacuation of their sons from the flood to the heroic valor of their camp counselors.
Crew Wohavrk cleared the Cade Loop Bridge along the Guadalupe River on Saturday, July 5, 2025 at Ingram, Texas. (AP Photo/Rodolfo Gonzalez) (AP Photo/Rodolfo Gonzalez)
“As the water begins, his brave camp counselors, who are themselves kids – college students – they encourage the boys to go to the first bunk and then lay the second bunk,” she relayed. “Then, before you know it, they carry the little boy into the child to get them out of the harm.”
Labang describes her 7-year-old still in a state of “shock”” He added that he remembers the water is high enough to damage the windows.
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“I just can’t imagine how horrible it is,” Labon shared. “This is happening because it’s dark. There’s no power, in this case you’re so strange. How do you prepare for it?”
Social media users, including meteorologists and left-wing commentators, tore up liberals and Democratic figures, blaming Republicans for the destruction caused by flash floods in central Texas over the weekend. (Michel Fortier/San Antonio Express-News via AP)
Childhood participants at Hill Country Camp She herself, the mother talked about whether she would send her son to camp again.
“I need to think about it, but I can tell you that my older Brayden took two summers under his belt and said he would go back.”
Her son said they were satisfied with her discussion of such a distressing situation because they wanted to “represent the pride of Camp La Junta”,,,,, Labon added.
In Kerr County, the Guadalupe River rose more than 25 feet in an hour, State officials report. President Donald Trump declares flooding in the region, a “100-year disaster” and Plan to visit Hill Country On Friday.
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