At least 82 people have died as a result of the devastating flash flood in Kerr County, Texas, but authorities warn that the number could increase as search teams continue to clear debris-choked streams. One of the most damaged locations is Camp Mystic, a historic Christian summer camp for girls, where 11 people are still unaccounted for and 27 campers and staff have been confirmed dead.
Hundreds of families were affected by tragedy, one of which had connections to the NFL. One of the victims was Janie Hunt, age nine, who was related to Clark Hunt, the owner and CEO of the Kansas City Chiefs. Tavia Hunt, Clark’s wife, shared a heartfelt remembrance on Instagram, and her mother told CNN about the family’s grief. She asked in her message how faith can endure such a deep loss, particularly when it involves innocent children.