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Bob Deakin | Special to the Sentinel
Posted September 24, 2005
Terri Latner remembers the look of despair on the faces of New Orleans residents trapped by the floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina.
"They knew that everything they owned was gone," said Latner of Summerfield in Marion County.
She and Larry Brown of Belleview traveled to the city Labor Day weekend with family, friends and a dozen airboats to rescue victims.
In one home, Latner and her husband, Bobby, found a wheelchair-bound elderly woman with the water midway up her chair...
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Posted September 24, 2005
Terri Latner remembers the look of despair on the faces of New Orleans residents trapped by the floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina.
"They knew that everything they owned was gone," said Latner of Summerfield in Marion County.
She and Larry Brown of Belleview traveled to the city Labor Day weekend with family, friends and a dozen airboats to rescue victims.
In one home, Latner and her husband, Bobby, found a wheelchair-bound elderly woman with the water midway up her chair...
Here's the rest: -http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/lake/orl-lairboat2405sep24,0,2073187.story?coll=orl-news-headlines-lake-