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Tavia Hunt Chief of Kansas City Shop owner Clark Hunt revealed that one of the victims in the tragic Texas floods was a member of their family.
Janie Hunt is one of the mysterious campers who died in a devastating flood over the weekend. She is only nine years old.
“Our hearts have destroyed our hearts and the miserable loss of many lives by the destruction of the Wimbledon Flood – including a precious little Hunt cousin and a few little girls of friends.” Instagram posts.
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Janie Hunt was killed on July 4, 2025 while sweeping Mystic Camp in Hunter, Texas. (Anne Hunter)
Tavia Hunt continues to state it in her post Her Christian faith.
“How do we believe that it should be a good God, and everyone knows that everyone can allow such a terrible thing to happen, even to children?”
“It’s a divine and tender question-the Bible doesn’t shy away from it. The Bible is filled with the cry of those whose hearts are broken, who still struggle to believe in the same God they believe in allowing the pain.”
NFL, Texans and Cowboys vow to community affected by Texas floods
The late billionaire William Herbert Hunt is Janie’s great-grandfather. William is the brother of the late Chiefs founder Lamar Hunt, whose father is the current boss of the team, Clark.
The horrifying flood killed at least 79 people, while another 41 were not attacked by the storm that caused the area.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued a notice Sunday announcing the day to pray across the state to deal with the flood.
Kansas City Chief CEO Clark Hunt’s wife is ahead of the game against the San Francisco 49ers at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California on October 20, 2024. (Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)
President Donald Trump also told reporters on Sunday in Morristown, New Jersey that he could visit Texas on Friday.
“We have always been in touch with Governor Abbott and are very close to Governor Abbott,” Trump said.
He continued, “It’s a terrible thing. It’s absolutely terrible. So we say, God bless all those who have gone through so much, God bless Texas. This incredible place.”
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Many people quickly reached out to help, including in the sports world. Dallas cowboys and Houston Texanstogether with the NFL, has committed to donating $1.5 million to flood-affected communities.
“Two Texas teams in the National Football League – Dallas cowboy The Houston Texans united with the NFL Foundation to support victims’ families and survivors of the heartbreaking floods in central Texas, the league’s statement said. ”
“They will contribute $1.5 million to provide immediate assistance and long-term resources to those most affected by catastrophic floods.”
(LR) Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt and his wife Tavia Hunt played on the court before playing against Empower Field’s Denver Broncos on January 5, 2025 at Mile High in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Justin Edmunds/Getty)
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Trump called it “a disaster of 100 years,” adding: “It’s something that happened in seconds. No one expected it.”
The Department of Homeland Security believes that mainstream media “deliberately lying” the causes of flooding, saying: “Although unprecedented rainfall overwhelms the region, the National Weather Service has implemented timely, accurate forecasts and warnings in a timely manner.”
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