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viww.dnj.com THE DAILY NEWS JOURNAL Monday, April 20O9 A5 SPECIAL REPORT: The Good Friday Tornadoes it -j "y- 4. ttl J- PHOTO SUBMITTO BY rtTUS BAKTOS A tornado moves through the Thompin Lane area, behind the Harley Davidson dealership on Northwest Broad Street, in Murfreesboro on Friday. I Moni tods tegdtik 1 I 'Jf evastate(i by the Good Friday tornadoes that killed a new mother and he baby, and affected 519 home 'Boro residents volunteer and emergency and work crcws 1 WJ4fat-' effort into overdrive on Easfer F- 'Sunday. 4 1 a- it, a 3' What did the tornado look like from where you were standing? people turned out ortEaster mornii? to Have you seen people working tq 1 get the 'Boro back to normal? Did you take any photos? We want a i Mark'! united Methodist i of your storm-related pictures. E-mail them to photosdnj.com, I I 3 Churcl Disaster may even publish them in ou hse print edition.

I Mi Ul Team. 9 1 si .1 Am 4: DNJ PHOTOS BY AARON THOMPSON Above, Lauren and Dustin Keener walk down Stratford Drive on Easter to give out food and water to volunteers working to clear debris. i BRYANT FAMILY ASSISTANCE FUND 4i Hi II Afund has been setupon Jr behalf of the Bryant family. 1 f. i a fc i Kori Bryant, 30, and her 9- week-old baby, Olivia, were I 4i.

I week-old baby, Olivia, were killed in Fri O'IJ Til 3 day's tornado. Her husband, John, remains in critical condition Donations can be made to the Johns Haynes Drive was closed on Sunday so utility crews could make repairs while Murfreesboro Solid Waste crews cleared debris. Bryant Family fund at any branch of Bank of America. Bryant was a part-time photographer for MurfreeS' bord Parks and Recreation A memorial sits at the site of the Bryant family home where Kori Bryant and her Department. 9-week-old baby, Olivia, were killed Friday.

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