CHATTANOOGA (WRCB) - The death toll in the Channel 3 viewing area and neighboring northeast Alabama is now at 73.
Apison- 8 deaths, 28 severely injured
Bates Road:
Mary Hullander-Raper
Bob Raper
Donald Christian
Dorothy Christian
Clonts Road:
Jo Ann Darnell
Adam Carroll
Joshua Poe
Brenda Prescott
Ringgold- 8 deaths and 30 severely injured
Chelsea Black, 16
Cody Black, 21
Pamela Black, 46
Christopher Black, 47
Jack Estep, 61
Robert Jones, 47
Rhea McClannahan, 86
Holly Readus, 26
Bradley County- 9 deaths, "many severely injured"
Kandice Setterfield, 512 Blue Springs Lane
Evelyn Johnson, Leadmine Valley Road and Kelley
Robert King, age 78, Old Alabama Road
Lisa Pack, area of 1823 Leadmine Valley Road
Tami Glasgow, Hall Norwood and Blue Springs Road, a resident of Michigan
Chase Glasgow, 3 months old, Hall Norwood and Blue Springs Road
Rhonda Smith, 200 Gentry Lane
Tommy Evans, Old Powerline Lane
Eva Catlett, of Cleveland
Chattanooga- 1 death
Mai Crumley
Trenton- 2 deaths
Sequatchie County- 1 death
Bledsoe County - 4 deaths
Deborah Gibbs Fox, of Graysville
Harold Hudson Fox, of Graysville
Patricia Thompson, of Graysville
Loretta Winters Bellos, of Graysville
Jackson County, AL- 8 deaths
DeKalb County, AL - 32 Deaths, 100+ injured
Three University of Alabama students who died in Tuscaloosa storms on Wednesday are from Jackson County. Two were from Bryant, and one was from Pisgah.
A woman from Chickamauga, Janie Shannon, was killed in the storms in Higdon Alabama.
Channel 3 wants to remember all victims of these storms. If you have names or photos of anyone not mentioned here, please email them to news@wrcbtv.com.
Red Cross has established a website to help families reunite after damage:
www.redcross.org/safeandwell
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