Remembering Hurricane Katrina Victims

I wasn't alive during Katrina, but I heard that someone I know survived Katrina because they didn't leave their home and survived, and they're brave for that.

My heart continues to ache for you all and your families, but I know you are at peace. All my love.

As we approach the holiday season I can't help but think about the lives lost in Louisiana during Hurricane Katrina with over a thousand being lost in Louisiana I know it's probably a lot of my brothers and sisters from New Orleans I just want to send my condolences to All Families from my family with lots of love and hugs celebrate their lives and know that we will see them in heaven have a wonderful Thanksgiving and and the beautiful Christmas blessings to all

In loving memory of Esther Brantley, a kind and loving soul. A good neighbor and a good lady. I think of you often and always with a smile. God bless you. While you are missed here, others in heaven are enjoying your company.

Marie Latino: You are not forgotten.

You all are always forever in my Heart and Soul. May your happiness shine down on us all.

R.I.P. SWEET COUSIN. GLORIA YOUNG

I recently visited New Orleans, and I was truly moved by the incredible people who inhabit this treasure of a city. Hearing people's stories about Katrina and how their lives changed as a result of the disaster made my heart ache and compelled me to learn more about the people and city that survived Katrina. Hearing stories of those trapped in Memorial Medical Center, Orleans Parish Prison, the Superdome, and on rooftops left me aghast at the hardship that so many people endured and the loss...