Texas flooding survivor & witness reaction to Kerrville damage, search & rescues: 'Complete shock'

Austin American-Statesman

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A Kerrville resident said he and his wife were taken 200 feet down the Guadalupe River and managed to survive while his home was damaged by the flooding.

"It was scary," Scott Walden said while describing the speed of which the water rose. "It was really scary."

Meanwhile, a Pennsylvania woman visiting family in the area said she remains in shock, especially given the volume of missing adults and children, many from Camp Mystic.

"It's not going to be a good ending," Tonia Fucci said. "There's no way people could have survived the swiftness of the water."