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Well, I tell you what, the stories that have come out of Curville, they're just incredible.

Incredible story.

I heard another one this morning out of Waller County.

I'm trying to track down a Waller County Sheriff's deputy by the name of Brad Metcalf and I don't want to get the details wrong but as I understand it he recovered a flag in the flood debris.

He was there to do search and rescue.

And he recovered a flag.

And they brought it back to Waller County and flew it half staff over the

Waller County Justice Center in honor of those who were lost in the flood.

I don't know if I got those details exactly right, but that's what I was told, and we are trying to track him down right now.

If you have access to him, then please ask him to call 713-99-1-1-000, or you can email me.

But we have a call into him right now.

7-13-999-9-9-1,000.

I got a message this morning on a woman that several people I know apparently knew very well, whose name was

Molly Smith, a big, big part of the community. She served as an unopposed elected Harris County

judge for 20 years in precinct 8, position 1. As a judge, she chartered the JPCA and changed the

way Harris County handled truancy matters. She started a teen court with her bench,

a program that brought many truancy repeaters into active courtrooms to become a part of the system

from the other side of the bench. She served every civic organization in the area from the

Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, San Jacinto Republican Women, to the Harris County hometown Opry,

and good God that woman could sing. Mali was an avid supporter of women's shelter groups

for the bridge over troubled waters and Sarah's house, which she initially founded. Molly was

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