The owner of RV Park tried to save them as there was a flood in Texas

The owners of Texas Hill Country RV Park and restaurant are missing their experience of floods, killing more than 100 people.

Lorena Guilan, who owns the Blue Oak RV Park and Howdi’s bar and grill in Kerville, said that the rain started coming around 2:30 pm, she went to investigate the water level of the river. ” At that time, he said, it seemed “fine”. She called Sheriff’s office, which had no information at the point, so she went to sleep – only between 3:30 and 4 pm to wake up between the “light of the rescue team”.

“It was very fast,” Guilan told Fox News Digital. “It was very crazy, and I was going from RV to RV, blasting the door, taking everyone out.”

“One of my residents called 911 because they could hear people shouting,” he said. “But it is the middle of the night, it is black.”

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“My husband got down all the way to his waist in the water, just trying to save people, and he was asking the man that ‘please throw me his baby’ and a few seconds, they were swept away,” she continued.

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Speaking about Father Guilan, John Burges of Liberty has been identified as Texas, According to Kwtx. His wife and two sons have not yet met, but their daughter, who was living in a nearby camp, is allegedly safe.

“It was extremely difficult,” said Guilan. “And you can see cars floating and honoring with lights. You can hear a lot of respect. And we also saw cabins from next door, which were only fond against trees.”

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Guilan said that her restaurant had some mud, but her staff quickly helped him clean her and everyone came to help in recovery attempts simultaneously.