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Lila Bonner’s body, one of the missing campers in Camp Mystic Texas, was found, her family confirmed in a statement to people on July 5.
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Lila was one of more than 20 children at the All-Girls Christian Camp, which disappeared after the catastrophic flood Kerr County July 4th.
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Lila’s family shared that knowledge “hurts” them and asked for privacy
Her family confirmed that Lila Bonner, the body of one of the young campers who had disappeared after the recent floods of Texas.
“The Lila James Bonner family sounds a message of her loss,” the family report said on Saturday, July 5, “we ask for privacy in the middle of our unimaginable grief and we cannot confirm any details at the moment. ‘
“It hurts us with everyone who loved her and pray so much that others are unrelated to this tragic loss,” they added.
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Eloise Peck (left) and Lila Bonner (right).
Lila was among more than 20 campers who disappeared from the Camp Mystic-all girls Christian summer camp near the Guadalupe River in Cerro, after catastrophic floods on Friday, July 4th.
Lila stayed in the same cabin as his colleague Cammer Eoise Peck, who is currently missing, said New York record.
Another young camper Janie Hunt’s family confirmed their death in a report to the people, sharing, “We are devastated.”
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Janie Hunt
8 -year -old camper Renee Smajstrla Uncle Shawn Salta confirmed that she was found dead The Washington Post July 5 Salta also shared a emotional Facebook post about Renee’s death.
“Thank you to all our friends and family members for all prayers and information,” he wrote together with a photo of his late niece. “Renee was found and, although not the result we prayed, information on social media was likely to help the first persons who responded to recognize it so quickly.”
“We are grateful that she was with her friends and had her life time, confirming this yesterday evening,” he continued. “She will live forever her best life in Camp mystic. Please continue to pray for other Kerrville families. “
Camping members Kellyanne Lytal, Molly Dewit and Lieney Landry are still missing, according to various family members, via KSAT, Fox 26 Houston and CNN.
Next to Toranzo and Virginia Hollis, who both participated in the camp, were also left unread, Wane 15 said.
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Virginia Hollis
The KSAT previously reported that the Camp Mystic had been evacuated overnight after the flood.
July 4th. In a statement, Texas Greg Greg Abbott said the state “provides all the necessary resources to Kerrvilville, Ingram, Hunt and throughout the Texas Hill, which lacks these devastating floods.”
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“The state of Texas has focused on additional resources today, without the resources sent to storms,” he continued. “I urge Texans to take into account the instructions of state and local officials and observe local forecasts to avoid driving to flooded areas.”
People approached the Kerro County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) to renew the remaining missing campers.
In the latest update, the authorities said more than 850 people were rescued after the floods, and 32 people were confirmed dead through Reuters.
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