JACKSONVILLE —
Roses for Mark for love and caring. The sun is shining and the sky is clear. Oh! What happened to the sky? Mark Scirto told us what was going to happen. Yes, tornados are near and coming to East Texas. The sirens are going off and the people are nervous of the sound of the alarms. Now take cover for the safety of the family, the friends and the neighbors. Mark does a great job of love and caring for the people of East Texas. The wind, the time and the place was reported by Mark. The tornado came and went with all the people’s safety, but the homes were damaged. Roses to Mark Scirto for the love and caring of East Texas. We say a Big Thank you Mark from our hearts to you.
Beverly Jimerson,
Mixon
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