Veteran card, black and white family photos and a Bible are among precious personal items found up to 130 miles away after devastating tornado blasted through the Midwest killing 88 and flattening thousands of homes
Midwesterners are using social media to find the owners of family photos, Bibles, baby quilts and ornaments
A picture from 1942 was found in New Albany, Indiana - 130 miles from its home in Dawson Springs, Kentucky
A Veterans of Foreign Wars card from 1993 100 miles away, a prom picture from 110 miles away and a check from 85 miles away were all returned to their owners
Some Midwesterners were still trying to find the owners of items they found in the aftermath of the storm, and created a Facebook group to help reunite family members with their belongings
They also created a separate thread specifically for helping reunite pets with their owners
By Melissa Koenig and Natasha Anderson For Dailymail.Com
Published: 22:39 EST, 13 December 2021 | Updated: 04:43 EST, 14 December 2021
The deadly tornados that tore through Kentucky were so powerful that they blew residents' personal belongings up to 130 miles away, and now people are reuniting devastated families who lost everything - family photos, a VFW card, checks and even pets - with pieces of their lives that turned up in unusual places.
Midwesterners have taken to social media to locate the owners of pictures, Bibles, baby quilts, Christmas ornaments and other keepsakes after deadly tornadoes swept across six states this weekend.
A Facebook group, Quad State Tornado Found Items, is flooded with posts detailing items - and even pets - that people have found. In many cases, the owners lived 100 miles away from where their belongings ended up.
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