Lori Campbell looks through a pile of debris after a tornado devastated Matador.
Ron Belyeu carries boxes saved from his step-daughter’s home.
Billy Campbell sorts through what's left of his Ranch Supply House business.
A Matador resident walks past mangled vehicles.
A wind storm damaged sign stands on the road outside of Matador.
Friends and townspeople sift through the rubble.
A minivan sits in a field littered with tornado debris.
Friends and relatives of Ken and Mary Marshall clean up their property littered with tornado debris.
Brooke McQuiddy looks through some of things recovered from her mother’s property.
Broken shards of art glass remain on Fuzed Glass artist Melanie McQuiddy's burned property.
Brooke McQuiddy holds a gold chain recovered from her mother’s property.
Canadian Volunteer Fire Department Fire Chief Scott Brewster looks over some of the many items donated by Matador residents.
McQuiddy’s burned car sits in front of her home while a volunteer helps clear her property.
Southern Baptist Convention volunteers, Sharon Crosier, Donna Reynolds and Travis Reynolds wait in a food truck to serve food to Canadian residents.
A burned fence board still hangs on a fence post in front of a home destroyed by the fire.