Owner of the Echo Canyon Resort and Spa outside Sulphur suspects debris is from tornado

 
By Bryan Painter | Published: February 14, 2009    Comment on this article Leave a comment

SULPHUR — Joe Van Horn thought the crashing noise he heard about 8 p.m. Tuesday was a car accident.

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Try tornado debris falling from the sky.

Joe and his wife, Carol Van Horn, own and operate Echo Canyon Resort and Spa on 27 acres near Sulphur. He was working in the office at the resort’s mansion.

What fell? Debris which included roofing. Some of the debris was about 4 feet by 8 feet. Some of it was metal and some was plywood.

Also, Van Horn has about 20 square pieces of wallpaper with different patterns.

The different pieces of wallpaper are attached to plywood, a couple of pieces with drywall.

Where does Van Horn think it came from?

He thinks it might have come from the tornado that hit Lone Grove and near Ardmore. Lone Grove and Sulphur are about 30 miles apart.

That’s why Van Horn called Mike Foster, meteorologist in charge with the National Weather Service’s Norman Forecast office.

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