Patches on duty
I kept the fuel and oil in the generators and Patches stood guard over them. She couldn't understand why we had a refrigerator and lights,…
Surviving Katrina... Priceless
This house left standing on Howard Ave in Biloxi is one of the few and its owners would seem to appreciate that. I would be…
Memories
Talk about lucky, my friend’s daughter Joey was sure glad to see that not only her new swing set had survived Katrina but "Old Rusty"…
Helping hands, helping rebuild
This Point of Distribution Center on Division Street in east Biloxi provided the necessities of life for many in the hardest hit areas. Many of…
Bewildered
Looking north on Iberville Drive at Hwy. 90 in Biloxi on the morning of August 30, 2005. It’s hard to realize this much destruction happened…
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picAt least horses can swim
Law enforcement had help from fellow agencies all over the south in the first few days of Katrina. Many city police departments continue to provide…
picLink to the world
These phones located near East Biloxi provided the only link to family and friends for most residents in this hard hit area. This same location…
picDigging out and digging in!
Downtown Biloxi was alive this Saturday morning with trucks waiting to haul away debris as fast as they could be loaded. The City has wasted…
picHwy. 90 in Biloxi
This shot was made on Hwy. 90 between White Ave. and Rodenberg in Biloxi. Much of Hwy. 90 is in this condition along the entire…
picEndless frustration
John Cooper a resident at Azalea Gardens Apt. has an almost undamaged apartment but the building has been condemned due to structural damage. I moved…
