Survivor Story: Margie and Terry West
MUSTANG — Margie and Terry West are comfortable sitting out on the porch of their home in this growing Canadian County city these days.
For the Wests, Mustang became a refuge that turned into a new home after the May 3, 1999, tornado severely damaged their Moore residence. The Wests were living in Moore's Regency Park housing addition on the day the tornado tore into their quiet existence. Margie West, 70, said she remembers her daughter, Shelley, calling her that day to tell her mother about an uneasy feeling she had. The two had planned to go to a crafters' exhibition in Arkansas where they were to sell dolls and doll merchandise. Margie West said she had the TV turned on, and when the TV weathermen began to urge Moore residents to take immediate shelter, that's just what the family did. West said she and her husband, Shelley and her husband and son, and a neighbor got into the family's underground shelter. “We could feel that storm shelter vibrating. It sounded like a lot of jet engines going at the same time,” she said.
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