Stone Family Tornado Relief Fund

Technical Sergeant Randall Stone, his wife Raven and their toddler son were living happily in their camper, nested neatly onto a rural parcel of land in Neeses, SC, about 15 miles west of Orangeburg. That is, until the early morning hours of Monday April 13th, when they narrowly survived multiple F3 class tornadoes, that were reported to have combined into a single tornado of immense strength. Their camper was demolished, along with many of their belongings nowhere to be found, including their primary vehicles. Upon short-notice warnings from weather alert systems and Randall's brother, they fled the camper to take shelter in a nearby empty grain silo, where they spent the remainder of morning praying the worst was over. With their camper in shambles, they thankfully had family in nearby Columbia they could say avoiding being completely homeless. The Stone family will continue to feel the long term affects of this storm for some time. TSgt Stone is in need of a few basic items, such as a laptop computer which he will need for his military duties in imminent future. While he can certainly procure these items on his own, the members of his Air Force Reserve, the 315th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron want to help them as much as possible to ease their burden and the stress resulting from the event.