Although the cause of the devastation remain unknown, Brownwood police continue to investigate. For now, some believe gale force winds toppled the sturdy tablets. Others suspect vandalism.
The fundraiser will be held all day Saturday at Weakley-Watson Ace Hardware, first founded in 1876 as a wagon shop. Jacobs plans to auction off statue chunks from paper weight size to those that weigh up to 40 or 50 pounds. He says some of the larger decorative pieces will be sold through a silent auction. All proceeds will go to restoring the damaged war memorial.
Marxists such as Maobama, with all his racist screeds, are spawning human sewage at an alarming rate.
Mystery?
Look for a self loathing liberal or an illegal.
Then get a rope.
Thank You for the Post.
PING!!!
Gail force winds ?!?!?!?!!
And the ONLY damage was to the Memorial Tablets ?!
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Our old family homestead ranch is near Brownwood. Great people there. Sent a donation.
Just wondering. If it was gale force winds, then why are only 4 of the 6 tablets that I see, were damaged. Believe me I lived for a while in Ft. Riley, KS. In an area known as tornado alley, so I known what winds can do. I do want to believe it was the wind, but in todays society, it is more likely that these tablets were vandalize.
Same here. Used to work there. Very conservative Baptist town. It does have it’s share of obama sons and more than it’s fair share of illegals. It is the end of the school year so who knows what little thugs did it. I’d be hauling in the senior boys for questioning, gathering up nearby empty beer bottles for fingerprints, and getting tire tread casts.
Did you hear Richland Springs and San Saba had a tornado and baseball sized hail last night? Haven’t heard of any injuries. RS is asking for clean up crews and water.
I'm still unconvinced that it wasn't vandalism, but a poor design or poor workmanship don't look completely impossible.
Thank you for the ping. Honestly I’m hoping this was weather related but this day it only takes a couple of commie rats to undo a striking memorial like this. Very sad either way.
We are maybe 100 miles east and on a hill lookimg west. We were watching those storms, we can see cloud tops miles away. Just got sprinkles here but could tell someone was getting hit hard.
I am glad you and your dad are safe. God Bless you both. I am going to share this news with the husband and suggest we ride over to Brownwood’s Memorial service.