Granger residents are now cleaning up debris after tornadoes swept through the area Monday evening.
"My wife called to come in and so I did. I got home and I saw the tornado coming," said Shirocky.
"I said I hope it misses us. It missed us here in town, but it didn’t miss us out on the farm," he said."I know I have a lot of tractors that are in pretty bad shape. Most of the windows broke out of them, electronics and satellite systems were taken off of them. Wooden structures I had out there, they are completely gone. The metal structures got twisted up, bent all up," said Shirocky.
The group is giving out everything from toothbrushes, toothpaste, water and hot meals to anyone who needs it.
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