MORE THAN 1,000 OTHER PEOPLE WERE ALSO INJURED. IN OVER 60 YEARS AND THE 7TH DEADLIEST ON RECORD. Zac obtained his Bachelor's in secondary English education and Master's in Integrated Marketing Communication from Drury University. IN TOTAL THERE WERE 158 PEOPLE KILLED MAKING THE TORNADO THE DEADLIEST IN THE U.S. Zac is also speaker at local, state, and national conferences as well as marketing classes and administration certification classes. It took 3 billion to repair and replace everything the twister destroyed. But as the atmosphere swirled above, catastrophe brewed. Thousands gathered for a high school graduation ceremony. People attended church services and ate at restaurants with friends and family. Besides being the deadliest tornado of the past fifty years, it was also the costliest tornado in U.S. For many residents of Joplin, Missouri, May 22, 2011, started out like any other Sunday. He is active in several community organizations and has held leadership positions in the Missouri School Public Relations Association (MOSPRA), including serving as its president. 10 min After a catastrophic tornado leveled a third of Joplin, Mo. Saturday, marks the 10 year anniversary of the Joplin, Missouri EF-5 tornado. To get a sense of the enormous challenge officials face in trying to get an accurate body count in the wake of a disaster like Moore, TIME spoke to Rob Chappel, coroner for Jasper County, Missouri, who was charged with counting the dead from the May 2011 tornado in Joplin, Missouri that killed 161 people.
Prior to his current position in the district, he taught English and journalism at Nixa High School. She also has baby books, family mementos, a change of clothes, a lantern, a weather radio and pet food there. Zac Rantz is a native of Nixa, Missouri, and works at the director of communication for Nixa Public Schools. When Joplin’s tornado sirens were sounded for the first time at 5:11 p.m.
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